Tankless Water Heater Installation

For the average homeowner, approximately 20 percent of total energy expenditure can be attributed to water heating. Over time, the price of keeping warm water flowing will add up, and it’s probably in your best interest to compare the water systems available and ensure that you’ve got the option in place that best suits your needs.

When comparing traditional and tankless hot water systems, there are significant differences to note between the two, including cost, efficiency, size, warranties, and more. Below, we’ll explore some of these differences, alongside similarities, between the two most common hot water tank systems available.

Whether you’re looking to upgrade from an old tankless system or transition from a traditional hot water tank, our team is here to help. Thermenergy is an industry leading installer of Tankless Hot Water Systems in the GTA, successfully equipping over 150 clients each year with the tankless hot water systems they need to warm the water in their homes. For more information about tankless water heaters please check our all you need to know about tankless water heaters blog,

Tankless Condensing Water Heaters

NPE A2 SERIES

NPE A2 SERIES

  • 2" PVC up to 75 feet and 1/2" gas up to 24 feet
  • High efficiency up to 0.95 UEF and up to 15:1 TDR
  • Durable dual stainless steel heat exchangers
  • EZNav™ multi-line control with built-in intuitive software
NPE S2 SERIES

NPE S2 SERIES

  • 2" PVC up to 75 feet and 1/2" gas up to 24 feet
  • High efficiency up to 0.96 UEF and up to 15:1 TDR
  • Durable dual stainless steel heat exchangers
  • EZNav™ multi-line control with built-in intuitive software

Tankless Non-Condensing Water Heaters

NPN-U SERIES

NPN-U SERIES

  • Patented NaviTech™ stainless steel heat exchanger
  • Stainless steel burner with lean/rich stable cleaner burning technology
  • 0.81 UEF for all models
  • NPN-Universal is the only non-condensing unit that can be used inside or outside
  • Strong residential and commercial warranties
  • NaviVent™ concentric 3" x 5" venting
NPN-E Series

NPN-E Series

  • Patented NaviTech™ stainless steel heat exchanger
  • Stainless steel burner with stable cleaner burning technology
  • 0.81 UEF for all models
  • NPN-E is specifically designed for outdoor use only
  • Strong residential and commercial warranties
  • NaviVent™ concentric 3" x 5" venting

Condensing Combi-Boilers

NFC-H Series

NFC-H Series

  • Dual inputs of 210,000 BTU/H for DHW and up to 199,900 BTU/H for heating
  • Space saving and light weight design
  • Dual Venturi and field gas convertibility
  • Easy access to DHW module and valves
  • Low noise levels
  • TDR 15:1 for heating and for DHW
NCB-H Series

NCB-H Series

  • Highest DHW maximum BTU’s in residential combi-boilers up to 210,000 per hour
  • Highest DHW flow rate @ 70°F rise up to 5.4 GPM
  • Highest number of BTU sizes for the North American residential combi-boiler market
  • Highest residential combi DHW TDR 15:1 for all models
  • Highest residential combi heating TDR up to 11:1
  • Highest number of built-in zone controls for valves or pumps up to three

Condensing Heating Boilers

Hot Water TankTankless system
CostHot water storage tanks must keep water hot at all times, and require a minimum temperature of 140 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent diseases such as legionella. This constant temperature moderation means that you’ll be using more energy to keep water warm and increase your energy bill in the process.Tankless systems work to provide hot water on demand and will only consume energy when needed. The systems will idle until water is drawn, resulting in a decreased operational cost.
Efficiency65% to 85% efficient. This means that for every $1 you spend on energy, 15-35 cents of it will be wasted. 97.5% efficient. This means that for every $1 you spend on energy, 2-3 cents of it will be wasted. This is a major efficiency boost when compared to traditional hot water tanks.
CapacityLimited. Hot water tanks can only provide heat to a maximum of 65% of their capacity. As an example, a 50-gallon tank can only provide a maximum of 32 gallons of hot water each hour. Unlimited. Tankless systems can provide heat to 100% of their water capacity. As an example, a 50-gallon tank can provide a maximum of 50 gallons of hot water each hour, a major improvement over traditional hot water tanks.
SizeLarge. Hot water tanks are big in size and require floor space in your home. Small. Tankless systems are compact in design and hung on a wall, requiring no floor space.
Life Expectancy10 to 15 years. Once a hot water tank begins to wear and leak it becomes unfixable and must be replaced.20 years. Tankless systems are repairable over their lifetime and can last for 20 years or more if maintained.

How Tankless Hot Water Systems work:

  1. As hot water taps are opened, water in the home will begin to run through the tankless system.
  2. As the water moves through the system, flow sensors will activate. This causes the ignition assembly to fire up.
  3. Once the ignition assembly is live, the combustion blower will start and the main control will check for safety and activation igniters.
  4. Once complete, the gas valve will open and allow for a steady flow into the combustion chamber. This supply of gas will be the exact amount needed to create a constant flow rate.
  5. Once the gas is flowing, the igniter will trigger and begin to heat up the water that is flowing through the heat exchanger tubes.
  6. The water will continue to flow through the primary and secondary heat exchanger tubes, absorbing the heat produced by the burners as it continues to circulate
  7. The system's main control will actively monitor the temperature of the water flowing from the tankless system and will adjust the gas valve as needed to ensure stable temperatures.
  8. Following successful temperature moderation, the water will arrive at the designated faucet at a temperature and flow rate that is consistent with the end user’s specifications.

It is crucial to design your tankless system as per your need of hot water system, to make sure you get hot water all the time even at any temperature of city main water. Our specialist can help you design and will explain the installation of tankless system

Benefits of Tankless Hot water system

  • On Demand : These units heat water only when you turn on the faucet. They usually operate on natural gas or propane. The main advantage is that they eliminate the extra cost of keeping 40 to 50 gallons of water hot in a storage tank, so you waste less energy.
  • High Efficiency: Tankless are upto 98% efficient which saves you on energy bills, compare to 70% eff. conventional hot water system.
  • Space: Tankless are compact in size and installed at wall so it saves you lots of floor space which can be used for storage or other purpose.
  • Water quality: Tankless has facility to flush sediment and scale built up for better quality of water.
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Warranty: We back our product and installation with extended warranties for part and labor. 10 year protection plan available.

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