Titan Tankless Water Heater by Etankless

Tankless water heater, endless hot water save on space and energy

Can anyone tell me about the Titan Tankless Water Heater?

May 29, 2008 by catfromflorida | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I need to switch my old tank water heater to a new tankless unit. I have read they save money on your hot water bill and provide hot water that never ends (a girls imagine). Everywhere I look on the Internet I see the Titan Tankless Water Heater with

I have a tankless water heater in my home that I bought from http://www.titantankless.com and it is the largest thing ever. It provides endless hot water so you can shower all day if you want and it never runs out. My electric bill went down about 35

Titan tankless water heater question?

Dec 17, 2006 by Zippy | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

Finished installing Titan tankless water tonight and it seems to trade fine in all my sinks etc , but in the shower it doesn't seem to be able to keep up? Is there something I can do that anyone knows of or is it just that the water flow is greater in

Your flood head may be using too much water. Restrict the flow or change the shower head to an energy economical model.

How good is this N-120 Titan Tankless Water Heater????

Jan 13, 2007 by jdy83_02 | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

looking to buy one and precisely want to hear from actual people not just their own web site! Thanks!!!!!!

We have a Takagi T2 - it is barring. Cost about 1100.00 with accessories. I noticed an instant reduction in our gas bill by 75%. You can shower and do a lather with no problem. You will need a big gasline 3/4 or 1 in depending on distance. If you have

I have a Titan tankless water heater that is suddenly tripping it's 60 amp breaker every time we use hot water

Jan 12, 2008 by Bill B | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

We'll reset the breaker & it will be flimsy for a few minutes and then trip again.We've had it for over a year with no problems.
Anyone have any ideas the remedy this situation?

sounds like there is a compact somewhere in the heater. It could also be a shorted element (the only way to test them is with a multimeter). INSURE THE POWER IS OFF and then remove the comprehend and look for any visible signs of damage like a burn