Understanding the Function Anode Rods Play in a Water Heater System

July 1, 2019

A relatively straightforward set of components inhabit a water heater system. A gas burner or electric element heats a tank filled with water. In a tankless model, it’s a heat exchanger that provides on-demand hot water. Thermostat, heat source, and delivery system, the equipment parts come together. Anode rods aren’t a super-obvious system feature, though. […]

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FAQ: Does the Alkalinity of Water Affect the Performance of a Water Heater System?

June 19, 2019

High alkalinity problems, as found in residential water supplies, impact water heating systems. Flowing through appliance innards, the high pH fluid hamstrings system performance. Never fear, this FAQ is here to show you how to stave off the effects of these harsh chemical influences. Starting with a quick look at the sources of alkaline water, […]

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Continuous Flow Gas Water Heater: Why is it Ideal for a Large Family?

June 7, 2019

Continuous flow gas water heaters are able to scale upwards to serve larger homes. With other appliances, that feature comes at a cost. The implications are clear, non-continuous models have storage tanks. Consequently, if you imbue one with more capacity, that tank has to grow in size. That’s not exactly a good feature to have, […]

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What Makes Small Capacity Rheem Electric Water Heaters Ideal for Small Apartments and Kitchens?

May 15, 2019

It’s a good question, what does make a small capacity, electrically powered Rheem Water Heater the perfect fit for a limited-space apartment? To answer what should be a straightforward query, let’s first define the dimensions of that small living space. Is it a studio apartment or a one-bedroom flat? What about the kitchen? If we’re […]

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Malfunctioning Thermocouple in Water Heaters: What are its Implications?

May 1, 2019

The notion that an appliance thermocouple can malfunction constitutes something of a worry. Let’s clarify the matter so that you can understand why this possibility is so alarming. As a general rule, at least in gas-flamed systems, thermocouples are designed to shut off the gas if the pilot light goes out. Otherwise, they’re never used. […]

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