American Heat Instant Tankless Water Heaters AH18

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American Heat Instant Tankless Water Heaters AH18

SKU: AH18

MFR: American Heat

American Heat AH-18 Series Tankless Water Heaters by American Heat.

With a one year Warranty on the replaceable heating elements, three years on the electronics and a lifetime on the water carrying parts, this may very well be, the last water heater you ever need. CSA 22.2 approved for use in Canada, ETL listed UL #834 listed and #499 UL Compliant for your safe use in the USA. We suggest using licensed, qualified individuals for all tankless water heater installations.

AH18 SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions: 16” x 13.5” x 3.25”
Shipping Weight: 12 lbs.
Cover: Brushed Stainless Steel
Body/Heat Exchanger: Stainless Steel
Element: 3 Brass Flange/Copper/Stainless Steel
Pipe fittings: 3/4" NPT
Activation flow rate: .25 gallon
Operation Pressure: Min 25 PSI, Max 150

Electrical Specifications

KW @ 240V: 18
Req. Breaker: 80amp
Voltage: 208/220/240
Max Power: 75amp
Wire Gauge: #4/2

TEMPERATURE RISE CHART

The chart below illustrates the maximum flow rate and temperature rise that can be achieved for the different AH Models. Most people shower at a temperature of between 98F and 104F. The chart is based on a 240 volt input voltage and maximum flow rates are listed for various incoming water temperature levels. If your home or business has less than 240 volt power (208v), your maximum flow rate will be lower. Simply look up your incoming water temperature and desired flow rate to determine your model choice. Don't forget that incoming water temperature may change throughout the year depending on the season.