Noritz Tankless Water Heater 199,900 BTU Natural Gas Outdoor

noritz / 18013268967811249241

Overview

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Price Options: $2,175.40 / $1,931.47 / $1,779.85

Typical Range: $1,581 – $1,791 ($2,175.40 at Amazon.com - Seller)

Rating: 4.8/5 (8 reviews)

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Key Highlights

Flow rates up to 11.1 GPM
Commercial grade heat exchanger, 25% thicker copper than competitive models
No Venting Required
Link two units with QC-2, Quick Connect Cord
Remote thermostat & 6' power cord included

Available Sellers & Offers

#	Store	Price	Rating	Actions & Offers
1	Amazon.com - Seller	$2,398.38	—	Go to Store Free delivery
2	APEX Supply Co.	$2,221.38	—	Go to Store $83.39 delivery by Wed, Jul 9
3	Supply Online	$1,779.85	—	Go to Store Free delivery by Mon, Jul 14
4	Faucet Depot	$2,166.82	4.8/5	Go to Store Free delivery by Fri, Jul 11
5	Heat and Cool	$2,606.00	4.6/5	Go to Store Free delivery expected by Jul 14 90-day returns
6	Build.com	$2,414.69	4.6/5	Go to Store Free delivery 90-day returns
7	PlumbersStock.com	$1,779.85	4.4/5	Go to Store Free delivery 90-day returns
8	WWCSupply.com	$1,779.85	—	Go to Store Free delivery by Mon, Jul 14
9	City Supply Company	$2,039.99	—	Go to Store Free delivery by Fri, Nov 21
10	DK Hardware	$2,856.05	4/5	Go to Store $185.00 delivery

Specifications

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    "fuel_type": "Natural Gas"
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Customer Reviews

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Decent heater works good for first 3 months.

May 26, 2021 — Bob E · Review provided by noritz.com — 4/5

The electronic control board of our prior unit failed and caused us to look for a replacement. The local water heater specialty strongly suggested the Noritz. As we were without hot water and wanted an installation quickly we agreed. Replacement was quick. As this is an outdoor unit we had an issue of condensation building up behind the outer panel dripping on pipe insulation below. To mitigate this the installer added a piece of pcp tubing to extend from the hole in the unit bottom to near the concrete, bypassing the insulated piping. The remote temperature control is very difficult to master. The instructions do not match the steps required to change water temperature. A bit of trial and error was required.