Save Money with Tankless Water Heaters!

When cold weather comes along, the use of hot water dramatically increases, which may actually cost you a lot of money. Standard storage water heaters are most typically used in households, but they waste a lot of energy because they switch to "stand-by" mode when hot water is not in use. Once you turn on the water heater, it has to warm up, which can also take away a lot of your precious time. A tankless water heater is the perfect solution for those who want to enjoy hot water and to save money while doing so.

Tankless water heaters, which are also called instantaneous or demand water heaters, are becoming extremely popular these days because of their efficiency. Cold water travels through a pipe into the water heater and is then heated by an electric or a gas-fired element. As a result, hot water is instantaneous, and you don't need to waste your time waiting for the water to warm up. These units are so popular that now even the U.S. Department of Energy recommends the use of tankless water heaters!

A unit like the Stiebel Eltron DHC-E-10 tankless electric water heater is perfect for homes and even RVs, boats, and cabins! This unit is ideal for smaller homes and apartments, and they're safe and easy to use. The DHC-E-10 doesn't let the hot water pass a temperature of 125 degrees Fahrenheit, so you won't get scalded or burned when trying to use your hot water!

For larger homes, the Tempra-24 from Stiebel Eltron can deliver hot water with no frills or heavy installation costs. This tankless water heater features a smart microprocessor that constantly monitors the water's temperature to prevent scalding. Additionally, the water heater offers an easy-to-use control dial that lets you adjust the water to the temperature you desire! The Tempra-24 is great for homes with up to 3 bathrooms, or even for commercial and industrial areas that don't use a heated water tank!

Use a Stiebel Eltron tankless water heater today to maximize efficiency and simultaneously minimize bill-paying!