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Water heater question... hook up in series?
Hi all - I have a 50 gal gas powervent waterheater, but I run out of hot water frequently. Can I buy another electric one & feed the hot from my existing heater into the inlet for the new electric one? Figure that might be the cheapest way since the electric one will only really need to maintain the temp, rather than heating it & I won't have to spend $$$ on another powervent model. Thanks! |
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