Noritz NRC661-DV-LP Condensing Tankless Water Heater

noritz / 10088669271807079346

Overview

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Price Options: $1,180.00 / $1,052.69 / $1,051.68

Typical Range: $999 – $1,053 ($1,180.00 at Amazon.com - Seller)

Rating: 4.4/5 (62 reviews)

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Key Highlights

Endless hot water
Can be vented with Schedule 40 PVC Pipe and Fitting
High Efficiency
Remote thermostat & 6' power cord included

Available Sellers & Offers

#	Store	Price	Rating	Actions & Offers
1	Amazon.com - Seller	$1,180.00	—	Go to Store Free delivery
2	SupplyHouse.com	$1,052.69	4.7/5	Go to Store Free delivery 90-day returns
3	ACWholesalers.com	$1,051.68	4.7/5	Go to Store Free delivery by Mon, Jul 7
4	PlumbersStock.com	$1,052.69	4.4/5	Go to Store Free delivery 90-day returns
5	Power Equipment Direct	$1,051.68	4.5/5	Go to Store Free delivery by Mon, Jul 7
6	Heat and Cool	$1,725.00	4.6/5	Go to Store Free delivery expected by Jul 14 90-day returns
7	eComfort.com	$1,051.68	4.6/5	Go to Store Free delivery by Thu, Jul 17
8	Build.com	$1,876.27	4.6/5	Go to Store Free delivery 90-day returns
9	eBay - powerequipmentdirect	$1,051.68	—	Go to Store Free delivery by Wed, Jul 23
10	WWCSupply.com	$1,052.69	—	Go to Store Free delivery by Mon, Jul 14

Specifications

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  "product_weight": {
    "weight": "41.95 oz"
  }
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Easily installed by my daughter and myself. Make sure you buy the valves with it. It's an indoor ...

March 11, 2020 — Lee · Review provided by homeessentialsdirect.com — 5/5

Easily installed by my daughter and myself. Make sure you buy the valves with it. It's an indoor unit but we installed it in our water hater closet that opens to the outside of the house. Weather in this part of California is fairly mild with only a few freezes annually but we will install a bare 100W incandescent lightbulb in the closet to prevent any possible damage. (We do the same in our wellhouse.) The hardest part was finding the 3" PVC pipe. Not sure why the fittings are available and the pipe isn't. The instructions for routing the intake and exhaust were a bit confusing but once we figured out they were just saying keep them 4' apart we easily managed it. For the intake, we just elbowed the pipe and left it in the (less than airtight) closet. The exhaust goes up a few feet and out the front wall. Don't give into the temptation to route out the old metal exhaust as the exhaust is acidic. It works great for our household but we haven't tried it with multiple showers, laundry, dishes going as that's not the way we do things. Any one of those activities have plenty of hot water.