| Electric Water Heaters |
Model Number |
Capacity |
Warranty |
1st Hour |
Gallons PH |
Energy |
Inches of |
Dimmensions |
Weight |
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Gallons |
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Recovery |
Recovery |
Factor |
Insulation |
Diameter |
Height |
in LBS. |
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| Bradford White Defender |
M-2-40T6DS -6 |
40 |
6 year tank, parts/2
year labor |
56 |
20 |
0.92 |
2" |
18" |
60.75" |
110 |
| Bradford White
Defender |
M-2-50T6DS -6 |
50 |
6 year tank, parts/2
year labor |
67 |
20 |
0.90 |
2" |
20" |
58.25" |
123 |
| Bradford White
Defender |
M-2-40T6DS -10 |
40 |
10 year tank, parts/2
year labor |
56 |
20 |
0.92 |
2" |
18" |
60.75" |
110 |
| Bradford White
Defender |
M-2-50T6DS -10 |
50 |
10 year tank, parts/2
year labor |
67 |
20 |
0.90 |
2" |
20" |
58.25" |
123 |
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| Ruud
Professional Guardian System |
RUE-PRO40-2 -8 |
40 |
8 year tank &
parts/2 year labor |
57 |
21 |
0.92 |
2.5" |
17.75" |
59.25" |
96 |
| Ruud
Professional Guardian System |
RUE-PRO52-2 -8 |
50 |
8 year tank &
parts/2 year labor |
67 |
21 |
0.94 |
2.5" |
22.25" |
57" |
123 |
| Ruud
Professional Guardian System |
RUE-PRO52-2 -12 |
50 |
12 year tank, parts/2
year labor |
67 |
21 |
0.94 |
2.5" |
22.25" |
57" |
123 |
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| A.O. Smith Pro
Max Plus High Efficiency |
ECRT-40 |
40 |
6 year tank &
parts/2 year labor |
54 |
21 |
0.93 |
2.5" |
19" |
60" |
120 |
| A.O. Smith
Pro Max Plus High Efficiency |
ECRT-52 |
50 |
6 year tank, parts/2
year labor |
60 |
21 |
0.93 |
2.5" |
21.5" |
56.5" |
135 |
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| American Electric |
E62-40H-045DV |
40 |
6 year tank, parts/1 year labor |
not listed |
20.7 |
0.92 |
1" |
18 |
58.75" |
102 |
| American
Electric |
E61-50R-045DV |
50 |
6 year tank, parts/1
year labor |
not listed |
20.7 |
0.90 |
1" |
20 |
57.5" |
113 |
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Select |
ES6 40 YBRT |
40 |
6 year tank, parts/1 year labor |
52 |
21 |
0.92 |
not listed |
18" |
59.5" |
115 |
| State Select |
GS6 50 YBRT |
50 |
6 year tank, parts/1
year labor |
60 |
21 |
0.91 |
not listed |
20.5" |
54" |
125 |
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| GE Smart Water Heater (Home
Depot) |
GE40M06 |
40 |
6 year tank, parts/1 year labor |
not listed |
not listed |
0.92 |
not listed |
19.75" |
46.75" |
125 |
| GE Smart
Water Heater (Home Depot) |
GE50T06 |
50 |
6 year tank, parts/1
year labor |
not listed |
not listed |
0.91 |
not listed |
19" |
57" |
106 |
| GE Smart
Water Heater (Home Depot) |
PE50T09 |
50 |
9 year tank, parts/1
year labor |
not listed |
not listed |
0.91 |
not listed |
19" |
57" |
107 |
| GE Smart
Water Heater (Home Depot) |
SE50T12 |
80 |
12 year tank, parts/1
year labor |
not listed |
not listed |
0.91 |
not listed |
19" |
57" |
125 |
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| Whirlpool Water Heater
(Lowe's) |
E2F40RD045V |
40 |
6 year tank, parts/1 year labor |
not listed |
20.7 |
0.92 |
single |
20" |
47.25" |
not listed |
| Whirlpool
Water Heater (Lowe's) |
EE2H40RD045V |
40 |
9 year tank, parts/1
year labor |
not listed |
20.7 |
0.92 |
double |
20" |
48.25" |
not listed |
| Whirlpool
Water Heater (Lowe's) |
EE3J40RD045V |
40 |
12 year tank, parts/1
year labor |
not listed |
20.7 |
0.95 |
triple |
22" |
48.25" |
not listed |
| Whirlpool
Water Heater (Lowe's) |
E1F50RD045V |
50 |
6 year tank, parts/1
year labor |
not listed |
20.7 |
0.95 |
single |
20" |
50" |
not listed |
| Whirlpool Water Heater
(Lowe's) |
EE2H50RD045V |
50 |
9 year tank, parts/1 year labor |
not listed |
20.7 |
0.92 |
double |
22" |
47.75" |
not listed |
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| Kenmore Water Heater (Sears) |
32676 |
40 |
6 year tank, parts/1 year labor |
49 |
25 |
not listed |
2" |
20.5" |
44" |
115 |
| Kenmore Water
Heater (Sears) |
32666 |
50 |
6 year tank, parts/1
year labor |
59 |
25 |
not listed |
2" |
23" |
49" |
145 |
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| Electric Tankless Units |
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| The cost of electricity is, on
average, significantly higher than LP or natural
gas. The operating cost of electric tankless units tend to be much
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| less water heaters can only
produce a relatively small amount of hot water.
This is because they require a large amount of electrical current to produce
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| amount of hot water. For
example in order to have the same capacity as our
smallest unit you would need to provide about 120 amps of power to an
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| tankless unit. This represents well over half
the amperage capacity of a typical home an 5 time the amperage of a typical
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