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I bought a used water heater at an auction (at a defunct Grainger
warehouse). Model G91-200-1. Here's a link to this model's description: http://www.grainger.com/product/RHEE...r-Heater-6E743 I bid on it without thinking too much, because it looked expensive. I would like to ask if a heater like this can be used at my home. My home water heater is old and needs to be replaced at some point, and I thought that it would be a very nice high end replacement, providing a lot of hot water. The heater that I bought was installed in 2011. How can I evaluate its condition (I know that it works, but this is all I know), and generally can this be used at home? I am quite ignorant about plumbing and water heaters, I only installed one of them in my life (at my warehouse). Thanks i |
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