Tankless ele. water heater.

[Bird]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( calmer and gentler than the B. angus )</font>

Makes me wonder whether that's true of the breeds in general or just true for some individuals of that breed because I had a neighbor who tried a couple of Charolais bulls and said "never again" because they were just too mean to try to handle and/or keep fenced in.

 

[Charolais]

Ronjhall, here's a link from the place I ordered from. http://www.hvacquick.com/ceboconfig.asp?fm=PS I bought the AE115.

 

[eee]

Ron for farm equipment this place has it all
NASCO

I have bought lots of stuff here,including stock tank heaters.

 

[Charolais]

Thanks for the link. There may be some confusion here or maybe not. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif I started this thread out with a Tankless water heater. It's for my house. I use the name Charolais and then got a question about the cattle. So we have two different subjects going on here. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif Which is fine by me. I've bought from Nasco before too. They do have a good line of products.

 

[Charolais]

Hi Bird. There's good and bad in any breed. I have bulls that you can walk out in the pasture and pour for flys or deworm. Call them and they come a running. Load them in the trailer out in the pasture. Again we have worked hard in this part of the country to improve the Charolais breed.

 

[eee]

I agree with you bird.

 

[Gary_in_Indiana]

<font color="blue"> 'I'm not sure if it is as efficient as an electric hot water heater or not." </font>

I'd think that it would be more efficient in home (occasional) use and less so in commercial (relatively continuous) use such as a laundry or car wash. I have nothing factual on which to base this. It just seems logical to me.

 

[slowrev]

My opinion on the tankless water heaters is as follows.

Advantages: more efficient, space saving, hot water quicker since the unit us under the sink, so less water wasted waiting on it to come out hot.

Disadvantages: Costs more initially, If power goes off, no hot water immediately vs having a tank of hot water there for a while. More wiring and related costs.

I do not know how the live spans of the tankless ones compare to the tank types.

Ben

 

[eee]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( <font color="blue"> It's for my house </font> )</font>

Woops......sorry...

 

[ronjhall]

Thanks for the link.