Ecosmart inline instant tankless hot water heater for personal shower

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Hot water only when you need it... at the temperature of your choice. Save energy, save water and save on overall cost.

The Ecosmart Electric Tankless Hot Water Heater for Shower comes complete with mounting hardware, showerhead, controls, and no extra cost on valves. It features a ready to mount and use system designed for single shower application. This on-demand hot water heater consumes energy only when hot water is used.

No standby heat loss. No long pipe runs. No additional hot water lines when you install at your current shower.

How much can you save with ECOSMART's Tankless Water Heaters?

The primary difference between savings associated with storage tank heaters compared to tankless heaters is the amount of energy and time consumed during operation. An electric tankless water heater consumes more energy compared to a tank heater during its use, but it consumes energy for a drastically shorter period of time. The result is a reduction in water heating costs by up to 60%.

The image below contains a visual representation of the concept mentioned above using data taken from independent third party testers. It shows how the storage tank heater keeps drawing power even after the need for hot water has long ceased. In this example, the tank heater used energy for 34.5 minutes just for a 10-minute shower. It also used a total of 2.5 kWh, in comparison to the ECO 27 which consumed just 1.6 kWh. The steadiness in the data represented about the ECO 27 is also an accurate indication of how precise the Self-Modulating Technology is, allowing for very minimal differences in energy consumption.

PSC (Product Safety Consulting, Inc.) is a product testing firm recognized internationally and accredited by several reputable organizations. PSC administered numerous tests that simulate daily hot water usage and then compared the energy consumption results between an ECO 27, the largest model available from ECOSMART, and a 40 gallon water heater from Rheem. Based on an average ten-minute shower consuming two gallons per minute, a 37% savings in energy consumption was confirmed with the ECO 27.  This figure is based on usage comparison and does not take into account energy loss associated with Cycling Loss and Standby-by Loss which may be accountable for up to 20% energy loss. This loss included, the ECO 27 uses up to 57% less energy compared to a standard electric storage tank water heater.

Summary: ECOSMART Testing Data

Testing by Product Safety Consulting, Inc.

Assumptions:
  »  Inlet temp of 67 °F
  » Cost of $0.08 per KWH

This test or report does not take into consideration any additional cost caused by HEAT LOSS from the tank heater which raises the total operating cost of tank heaters by about 20%.