Hot Water Heaters

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Traditional hot water heaters, also known as storage tank water heaters, are a type of heating system that provide hot water to homes and buildings. They work by heating water stored in a tank using electric or gas burners, and then distributing the hot water to taps and appliances through a network of pipes. Traditional hot water heaters are relatively inexpensive to install and operate, but can be less energy-efficient than newer tankless water heaters. They also have limited hot water storage capacity and can run out of hot water if demand exceeds supply. Regular maintenance is required to ensure proper functioning and prevent leaks.

Tankless hot water heaters, also known as on-demand water heaters, are a type of heating system that provide hot water to homes and buildings without the need for a storage tank. They work by heating water on demand as it passes through a heat exchanger, using electric or gas burners. Tankless hot water heaters are more energy-efficient than traditional hot water heaters, as they only heat water as needed and do not store hot water, reducing energy waste. They also provide an unlimited supply of hot water, and take up less space than traditional hot water heaters. However, they can be more expensive to install and require regular maintenance to ensure proper functioning.