can a water heater be hooked up in line with an existing residential system?

any tips?

my girlfriend had 2 they were in series

Wayne
"effi" wrote in message
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can a water heater be hooked up in line with an existing residential
system?

any tips?

"effi" wrote in message
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can a water heater be hooked up in line with an existing residential system?

any tips?

This is Turtle.

I don't quite get what your saying hewre but if your talking about have a 50
gal. water piped to the bath rooms and kitchen and then want a 20 or 30 gal. put
at the bath room say under the sink to have 30 gal. right there and then have
the 50 gal. to pick up where the 30 leaves off. Yes, I have seen this on a few
jobs and it works pretty well. I see this on jobs where they have large tubes or
those spa type tubes and need large amounts of hot water to fill them. 80 Gal.
of hot water will fill a good size spa or tub then figure in about 30 more gal.
of cold water make about 110 gal. to fill the tub's and spa's. .

TURTLE

Not sure what you want but look into Bosch tankless. Tankless are apx
25% cheaper than any gas tank to operate.

"m Ransley" wrote in message
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Not sure what you want but look into Bosch tankless. Tankless are apx
25% cheaper than any gas tank to operate.


Its a tankless job, but someones gotta do it.

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SVL

"PrecisionMachinisT" wrote in message
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"m Ransley" wrote in message
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Not sure what you want but look into Bosch tankless. Tankless are apx
25% cheaper than any gas tank to operate.


Its a tankless job, but someones gotta do it.

--

SVL


This is Turtle.

The term in this part of the country when the plumber hear tankless. It means
they don't want hot water in the house. Don't laugh, i know one plumber here
that told me this.

TURTLE

That plumber must be Daves the hack boy heating Co, brother, because
Tankless by Bosch or Takagi are not the crap of old, or the cheap
junk that can be purchased. Bosch Aquastar is 117000 Btu, the Bosch
made by Takagi is 188000 Btu enough for 2 full flow showers=A0 at once.
To say it means no hot water is a statement of ignorance of the
products on the market. My 117000 Btu Bosch Aquastar has never been set
to high even with 33f incoming water at -20 outside. It will give all
you want and more for 2 uses at once. And my gas bills are down for
water heating 50%, based on summer non furnace operation. Saying it
means you dont want hot water says to me a hack instal not sizing the
gas line or a cheap low Btu model. Now Electric is a waist of money
as electricity is double for most and you need a 120a unit for a single
use system. Tankless gas, the way of the future. You need a smarter
plumber Turtle.

Yes, I've seen two water heaters in series before. It is very possible.
Works nicely.

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"effi" wrote in message
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can a water heater be hooked up in line with an existing residential system?

any tips?