2.64 GPM Propane Water Heater - Rated at 2.64 GPM at 68,000 BTUs. It features 1/2" NPT incoming and outgoing water connections. Designed for compatibility with most standard size plumbing. 3-inch diameter exhaust pipe is required. this ultra-efficient tankless water heater is ideal for just about every single-family home.
Multiple Safety Features - Comes with a long list of safety features standard. These include built in freeze protection, an overheat cutoff fuse, outlet thermistors to monitor temperatures, and a built-in flame sensor. When the water temperature is fall below 41°F, it will starting heating to avoid freeze damage with power on.
LED Digital Display - The GASLAND propane indoor tankless water heater has a 110/120-volt UL listed 5 feet power cord. The LED digital display screen allows you to easily adjust and view output water temperature. Bright indicator lights show water flow, fan, and flame detection, along with advanced error code technology to quickly diagnose your water heater.
±1°F Precise Temperature Control - Benefiting from the calculation and control of the heating power 10000 times/s by the chip, the temperature difference of the water can be precisely controlled within ±1°F.
Premium Heat Exchanger - The primary heat exchanger is built out of oxygen-free copper, offering better heat transfer than stainless steel and designed to be more resilient against corrosion. GASLAND tankless water heaters are built to last and save you money in the process.
Wind Resistant - Equipped with DC variable frequency fan, it can withstand Category 10 typhoons and avoid safety hazards such as backflow and flameout in extreme weather.
Space Saving Design - GASLAND tankless water heaters take up less space than conventional counterparts. The convenient wall mount design offers additional flexibility to compared to tank water heater. Product dimension 12.59" W x 19.88" H.
Installation Tips - This propane gas water heater must be installed in a well-ventilated area. Recommended in accordance with local building and plumbing codes by licensed professionals. And Not recommended use in excess of 2000 feet above sea level.
