They will have to pry my toilet from my cold dead rear end
Bob Ellison
> On May 26, 2015, at 11:21 PM, Dan Fink wrote:
>
> If you are doing a replacement or new, anything 55 gallons and below is just
> extra insulation and slightly more efficient heating (and slightly larger
> size). Above 5
If you are doing a replacement or new, anything 55 gallons and below is
just extra insulation and slightly more efficient heating (and slightly
larger size). Above 55 gallons, the mandate is basically new technology. I
work only off the grid, and heat pump electric uses as much energy as a
full siz
Just installed one. A little noisy (like a small refrigerator running) but
installed on a 15A/240V breaker. Sonoma County, coastal, but it's working
fine so far. Challenge was enough airspace, definitely puts out cold,
conditioned air.
Mike
On Tue, May 26, 2015 at 3:43 PM, Phil Forest
wrote:
> W
Wrenches,
My take so far on this great discussion about heat pump hot water heaters
(HPHW's) for domestic hot water:
A HPHW powered by off-grid PV could be very effective, if there was a timer
which controlled it to only operate during daylight, so it doesn't load the
batteries at night. And th
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