Stiebel Eltron Tempra 20 Plus Electric Tankless Water Heater

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Overview

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Price Options: $699.00 / $659.00 / $699.00

Typical Range: – ($699.00 at Tank The Tank)

Rating: 4.7/5 (55 reviews)

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Key Highlights

Digital temperature control
Proven reliability
No venting required
Sleek design fits anywhere
Save at least 15-20% on the hot water portion of your electric bill

Available Sellers & Offers

#	Store	Price	Rating	Actions & Offers
1	Tank The Tank	$761.91	—	Go to Store Free delivery by Fri, Nov 21
2	E-Tankless Water Heaters	$659.00	—	Go to Store Free delivery
3	WebstaurantStore.com	$806.77	4.6/5	Go to Store $24.56 delivery by Fri, Jul 11
4	Shop Tiny Houses	$1,001.71	—	Go to Store Free delivery by Fri, Jul 11
5	titanwaterheaterfl.com	$719.00	—	Go to Store Free delivery by Tue, Jul 8
6	Craft Supply Corp.	$755.73	—	Go to Store $57.73 delivery by Mon, Jul 14
7	eBay	$884.20	—	Go to Store Free delivery by Thu, Jul 10
8	Neobits.com	$1,303.72	4.3/5	Go to Store $30.07 delivery by Wed, Jul 9 15-day returns

Specifications

{
  "details": {
    "application": "1 Shower",
    "fuel_type": "Electric",
    "amps_208_v": "70 (2*35)",
    "amps_240_v": "80 (2*40)",
    "kw_240_v": "19.2"
  }
}

Customer Reviews

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December 25, 2024 — EdS · Review provided by homedepot.com — 5/5

I bought a unit like this about four years ago and it has worked great, but even after annual cleanings with strong vinegar it began to lose hot water flow. I am selling my house, so I bought this as a replacement. I began reading the installation manual to refresh my memory and found a small segment that tells about a tiny filter on the inlet that needs to be "cleaned periodically". (After four years who would have remembered that). So I pulled the filter and sure enough some small rubber bits had migrated into the filter. After cleaning, tada, full pressure. So I returned the new one and saved myself several hundred dollars. Don't forget to clean the filter if you lose pressure.