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The difference between a standard water heater and the tankless water heater is not complex: The tankless water heater moves water through a series of heating coils when – and only when – the hot water valve is opened. This means that hot water is available when needed for multiple uses at the same time (for example: showering and washing the dishes). Standard tank-style units heat dozens of gallons of water and store it for later use. With the tankless water heater, energy isn’t wasted on heating water when it’s not needed, and hot water doesn’t run out. A professional plumbing contractor or specialized plumbing handyman will know the technology and will be able to advise you of the gallons per minute that can be heated by the tankless unit in your home. Where you live has a bearing on how fast the tankless unit works.
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