Tankless Water Heaters for Camping Shower - OFF GRID - PORTABLE - NO ELECTRICITY NEEDED

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http://www.ecotankless.com This LP Gas tankless water heater is perfect for portable uses. Gives 1.32 gallons per minute of instant and continuous hot water, anywhere! Just connect a simple LP tank and a water source, and you have an endless supply of hot water. Tankless Water are perfect for people who enjoys camping or outdoor life, no doubt you've needed or wanted a shower in the wild.. This tankless water heater is perfect for outdoor use and is so portable you can take it just about anywhere.
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Tankless water heaters are the wave of the future.

PERFECT FOR: CAMPING - RV - MOTOR HOME - CABIN - DOG AND PET GROOMING - CAR WASH - SHOP SHOWER - EMERGENCY SHOWER - OFF GRID LIVING - ECCOTEMP L5 - L10 - ECCO TEMP

Buy Here: http://www.tanklesshq.com/servlet/the-10/5L-LPG-PROPANE-GAS/Detail

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  • How much water will one tank of propane heat using the marey tankless water heater?

  • with daily use a 20LB LP tank will last about 30 days.

  • Nice heater. One thing though, if there is a power outage, there will not be running water available via hose, as the one you got hooked up right there in the video. No power means , no pumps. Unless you have rigged up a generator for that.

  • Many people use small generators.

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  • how much do these go for ?? could a small water tank be rigged up at a higher level above it? would that provide enough pressure? so it could be used in more remote places? Thanks

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  • is there a minimum input pressure for water? Was wondering if you could use a gravity feed from an above storage tank...

  • i have just installed one, it works pretty good, but it is delicate, so be cafe when tightening the lines. i snaped the gas input pipe and had to order a new one. it heats pretty good you just need to play around with the controls. it doesnt heat instantly though it takes about 3 to 5 minutes to heat fully. its start really quickly and the battery is for the electronic igniter. id recommend if you cant afford a better brand,

  • Wolfkatt-

    I think he means that if there is no power, there will be no pumps to pump the water through the lines so it can reach the water heater. I have one of these units incidentally. Works well, is efficient, only negative is that it's designed for outdoor use so it is very hot on top and unsafe to install indoors unless you rig up your own vent system.

  • You can find them from $80 to $400 depending on if you want A/C or propane. There is a Santon model that outputs 90gpm for $239. There are all different kinds of models. All it takes is a simple search.

  • MrSkaramanga - you should research these a little before commenting. The pump works on 2 D batteries - NOT A/C electric. He even says it at 1:40 in the video. They are very good and in the majority of hotels I go to overseas. They are more cost efficient and use less water as you don't waste water waiting for hot to come through.

  • 1.5 gpm will not run a TUB, a shower maybe but not a tub. you need about 9.4 GPM for tubs! I tried a 3GPM - 4GPM and the flow rate is too slow to fill a tub. it will fit the tub in about 30minutes if you want to wait half an hour to fill your tub LOL

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