GASLAND Propane Tankless Water Heater for Indoor Use - 4.3 GPM, 100,000 BTU, 120V - Residential

About this item

• 4.3 GPM Propane Water Heater - Rated at 4.3 GPM with 102,000 BTUs and equipped with 1/2" NPT incoming and outgoing water connections. Compatible with most standard size plumbing. Requires a 3" stainless steel exhaust pipe.
• Multiple Safety Features - Includes a wide range of safety features as standard. These consist of built in freeze protection, an overheat cutoff fuse, outlet thermistors for temperature monitoring, and a built-in flame sensor. When the water temperature drops below 41°F, it will start heating to prevent freeze damage while powered on.
• LED Digital Display - The GASLAND propane indoor tankless water heater comes with a 110/120-volt UL listed 5 feet power cord. The LED digital display screen allows for easy adjustment and viewing of the output water temperature. Bright indicator lights display water flow, fan, and flame detection, along with advanced error code technology for quick diagnosis of your water heater.
• ±1°F Precise Temperature Control - With the chip's calculation and control of heating power 10000 times/s, the water temperature difference can be precisely controlled within ±1°F.
• Premium Heat Exchanger - Built with an oxygen-free copper primary heat exchanger, providing better heat transfer than stainless steel and designed to be more resilient against corrosion. GASLAND tankless water heaters are durable and cost-effective.
• Wind Resistant - Equipped with a 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 wall mount design offers additional flexibility compared to tank water heaters. Product dimension: 12.59" W x 19.88" H.
• Installation Tips - This propane gas water heater should be installed in a well-ventilated area and in accordance with local building and plumbing codes by licensed professionals. Not recommended for use in excess of 2000 feet above sea level.