Can Two Showers Run Concurrently with a Tankless Water Heater?

Discover how to efficiently use a tankless water heater for multiple showers in this informative Q&A.

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Yes, you can run 2 showers with a tankless water heater, provided it has a sufficient flow rate. When selecting a tankless water heater, ensure it meets the demand of simultaneous hot water needs, typically around 5-10 gallons per minute for two showers. Check your heater's specifications to confirm.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What flow rate is needed for two showers with a tankless water heater? Typically, a tankless water heater needs to provide 5-10 gallons per minute to run two showers simultaneously.
  2. Can a tankless water heater supply hot water to multiple fixtures? Yes, as long as the unit's flow rate meets the combined demand of all fixtures in use.
  3. How do I choose the right tankless water heater? Look for a unit with the appropriate flow rate and temperature rise to meet your household's hot water needs.

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