Jill, you are right about several options. I wonder if some of these folks
read what they put up on their web sites. Case in point, I was checking out
the www.galicticsalvage.com site that Tuna pointed me to. It features a
Japanese made Paloma PH-6 for about $465 which is identified as suitable for
use in the pictured RV. But, then in the installation instructions it says
that RVs are a prohibited installation. Go figure. Also says any vibration
is also prohibited. All RVs I know about have vibration. I've also asked
them which is it -- can they go in a RV or not? I'll let you know what they
say on the Paloma model also.

Jim Greene
'68 Tradewind #1148
Atlanta

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jill Hari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Multiple recipients of VACList" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2001 1:45
Subject: [VAC] tankless water heaters


> I don't think it was that specific model I was
> looking at. There are so many "tankless"
> companies popping up now that you have to be
> careful. A plumber who fixes a lot of them in
> commercial buildings told me that if you don't go
> with a reputable company with a good track record
> they can be a mechanical nightmare. The ones that
> get high volume use apparently can break down a
> lot.
>
> I will do more research before choosing which
> model and brand to use... the one I saw for $359
> (don't remember the brand) said it was great for
> RV's and recommended it only be used for sinks.
> This is what made me think I might get the next
> size up for about $100 more.
>
> Home Depot sells at least one model but they did
> not have trained sales people to offer any help
> at the time I was water heater shopping... I
> almost put one in my little 600 square foot house
> that I just sold and I chickened out because you
> are limited by how much hot water you can produce
> at one time... you may not be able to high
> pressure showers, AND you can usually only run 1
> appliance at a time per "tankless unit".  Many
> family size homes that use these put 3 or 4 in.
> Using one in an RV would be great, though. It's
> not like I'd be running a dishwasher and clothes
> washer while I'm trying to shower!!
>
> I'll be interested to hear what you find out.
>
> Jill





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