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Which water heater is right for you?

There are several factors involved in finding the right water heater for your home. By answering the questions below, you’ll be able to narrow down the top 3 choices that best suit your priorities and match the needs of your home.

1

What is the length of the longest shower someone takes in your house?

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2

How many showers would your household like to take back-to-back?

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3

How many showers would your household like to take at the same time?

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4

What size is your largest bathtub?

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Most garden tubs and jetted tubs fit in the 75 gallon category.

5

Do any of your showers have a body spray system or other high flow rate showerhead?

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Body spray systems or multiple showerheads may require a combination of water heaters. Please enter the combined flow rate of all showerheads that will run simultaneously into the Gallons per Minute box above, and we will recommend a water heater that will meet your needs.

6

How would you like to heat your water?

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7

How much space do you have?

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Knowing your available space helps us show water heaters that fit and are best suited for your needs. If you don’t know exact measurements, we can help you guess. Your local installer will have to verify exact dimensions before installing a new water heater.

8

Where will your water heater be installed?

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Water heaters perform differently in cold climates than in warm climates. Knowing your location helps us show the most accurate recommendations.

Calculating Your Results

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Which water heater is right for you?

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NOTE: Performance projections are estimated from the size, energy efficiency and energy input of each water heater, using the set temperature and winter groundwater temperature defined in the advanced settings to ensure year-round satisfaction. *Annual energy costs are estimated from the energy efficiency of each water heater, your household’s estimated water usage & set temperature, the average groundwater temperature for your location, and residential energy prices as reported by the Department of Energy.