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BUSB3207073GEC | Mfr. Model CHS320100HCXViN

Demand Duo H Indoor Hybrid Water Heating System, 320K BTU, 100 Gallon Tank Capacity

Rinnai Demand Duo H Indoor Hybrid Water Heating System, 320K BTU, 100 Gallon Tank Capacity

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Product Details

The Rinnai® Demand Duo™ H-Series is a high-performance, high-efficiency indoor water heating system designed to provide reliable hot water while reducing the cost of ownership. It features a Uniform Energy Factor (UEF) of 0.97 and operates with a minimum input of 15,000 BTU (4.3 kW) and a maximum input of 320,000 BTU (93.7 kW). This hybrid technology ensures up to twice the lifespan of most tanks and produces abundant hot water to meet peak commercial demand, with a compact design suitable for fitting in various spaces. The water heater includes a digital display, energy usage tracking, freeze protection, a glass-lined tank, overheat protection, a temperature pressure relief valve, WiFi connectivity, and Ultra Lonox technology. Professional installation is recommended.

Specifications

BuySupply SKU
BUSB3207073GEC
Manufacturer Part Number
CHS320100HCXViN
UPC
766156017902
UNSPSC
40101800
Manufacturer
TIGRIS FULFILLMENT PARTNERS
Unit of Measure
EA
Minimum Order
1
Order Increments
1
Category
Pumps & Plumbing > Water Heaters & Supply Lines > Tankless Water Heaters
Shipping Weight
890 lb
Shipping Dimensions
46 W x 40 D x 85.3 H in

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