Tankless Water Heater Reviews

The Takagi T-K3 offers Easy-Link capability, which allows you to connect up to four units without the use of a controller unit. The TK3 can also be converted to a direct vent model.

• Small water heater - The T-K3 (TK3) measures 20.5″ x 13.8″ x 8.5″ which allows for installation in spaces with limited area or in locations closer to the point of use. This results in less travel-time through pipes, which means less energy is wasted.
• Save Money – No storage tank to clog with deposits and rust. No pilot light to waste gas. Computer-controlled burners use only the gas required according to demand, which significantly increases efficiency.
• Giant Flexibility – Capable of handling water flows ranging from .5 to 7.0 gallons per minute, with heating capability of 11,000 to 199,000 BTU, the T-K3 has the widest range on the market, all controlled by a computer board and sensors checking for flow, temperature and demand.
• Save Energy – Water is only heated as it is used, without need for a holding tank to waste energy. Computer controlled electronic ignition allows the T-K3 (TK3) to operate without a pilot light and save up to 50% off utility cost.
• Peace of Mind – Safety is constantly monitored internally with an advanced system of circuits and sensors checking for over or under-heating, freeze conditions, gas levels, water levels, even air and venting conditions.
• Added protection – The T-K3 (TK3) comes equipped with heating blocks to prevent freezing which can damage the heat exchanger. The T-K3 also ignites automatically, without the water flow, to prevent freezing the heat exchanger as well.

Takagi T-K3 (TK3) low emissions tankless water heater delivers up to 258 gallons of hot water per hour (when raising the water temperature by 77^°: From 58^° to 135^°). No tank means an endless supply of hot water for a house, business or anywhere a constant source of hot water is needed.

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In addition to saving money on your monthly utilities bill, you can get a $1,500 tax credit simply by installing a tankless water heater!

Under The American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009, home owners are now eligible to receive a tax credit up to 30% (maximum of $1,500) of the total cost and installation of a tankless water heater. Heaters must be placed into service in existing homes by December 31, 2010.

Tax credits are also available at 30% of the cost, with no upper limit through 2016 (for existing homes & new construction) for solar water heating.