Yes, a residential heater can be installed in a commercial application, however please be advised, the heat exchanger warranty will decrease to 3 years, in lieu of the standard 12 years. See Noritz warranty policy, terms, and conditions at: http://www.noritz.com/home-owners/warranty/ Use the warranty calculator to check your warranty status at…
Will I get hot water if there is a power outage? Tankless heaters will not work if there is a power outage. The heater has a computer board and other components that require electricity to operate the heater. If you live in an area prone to power outages you can…
Register your unit, view warranty terms or download the current warranty form here:https://noritz.com/warranty
*** The most up to date rebate and credit information can be found here: https://www.noritz.com/rebates *** Manufacturer Tax Credit How it Works Residential equipment and materials that meet specific standards set by the Department of Energy can qualify for the Equipment Tax Credits for Primary Residences. However, these credits apply…
Noritz Water Treatment Guidelines There are several technologies used to treat hard water either by changing its chemical nature or by removing scale producing ions. Noritz America offers two such scale treatment devices: the Noritz H2Flow and the Noritz Scale Shield. Refer to the below tables for suggested treatment and…
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Looking to spec a Noritz tankless water heater in your next project? You can download CAD and BIM files from Modlar and BIMObject at the links below:
The chart below will show you the maximum flow rate a unit can provide based on the temperature rise. What is the temperature rise? It’s the difference between your set temperature and the cold water temperature. You always want to use the winter time cold water temperature when determining temperature…