Takagi T-H3j-Os-P 6.6 GPM 160,000 BTU 120 Volt Residential Outdoor Liquid Propane Tankless

Features:

• Never run out of water again with a steady 6.6 GPM flow rate
• Electric ignition ensures you never have to mess with a pilot light again
• This product is Energy Star certified with a Uniform Energy Factor of 0.95
• Tankless design allows for wall-mount installation, leaving more space available for you to use
• Includes a wall mount temperature remote controller and advanced diagnostics to simplify troubleshooting
• Durable heat exchanger is constructed of commercial-grade copper resulting in greatly increased heat transfer and resistance to erosion
• Protected by a multitude of built-in safety features such as an overheat cutoff fuse, internal freeze protection, constant temperature monitoring, and air fuel ratio sensor
• Can be used with either Category III or IV power direct venting in either a 3" or 4" size
• Capable of common-venting up to 8 units
• Complies with lead-free standards
• Designed for outdoor use only
• Covered under 15-year limited residential and 5-year limited commercial heat exchanger warranties
• Covered under 1 year labor and 5 year parts manufacturer warranties

Product Technologies:

• Ultra-Low NOx Condensing Technology: Meets SCAQMD 1146.2 requirements for Ultra-Low NOx regulations of less than 14 ng/J (<20ppm)

Specifications:

• Width: 17-3/4"
• Height: 22-1/2"
• Depth: 10-3/4"
• Fuel Type: Liquid Propane
• Gas Connection: 3/4" NPT
• Water Connection: 3/4" NPT
• Water Pressure (Min): 15 psi
• Water Pressure (Max): 150 psi
• Voltage: 120V

Why choose Takagi? Takagi produce some of the most highly efficient tankless water heaters in the industry. With a commitment to innovation and quality, they are constantly creating new technology to keep up with their customers' ever-changing hot water needs. Takagi sets the bar with the most stringent of durability testing standards for all of our models. For 15 years, Takagi has provided the most eco-friendly, energy-efficient water heating solutions in North America.