Replacing fossil fuel boilers with electric heat pumps is a significant technical challenge, particularly in cold climates.

The conversion from electrical to hot water space heating and DHW can be expected to reduce the energy cost for heating by more than 20% in most cases.

The units will be provided to flood victims who are still rebuilding eight months after storms ripped through the town on Aug. 21, 2021.

The technology is now available for the company’s suite of condensing gas tankless water heaters.

The ability to completely replace an existing heating system with an all-electric system is optimal for reducing operational carbon but not for life-cycle costs.

The new units provide operating efficiencies and lower cost of ownership in a variety of commercial applications.

The 55-gallon Everlast Elevate electric storage water heater was developed as an innovative solution to federal regulations imposed on light duty electric tank-type water heaters with storage capacities larger than 55 gallons.

Commissioning DHW systems is important from design through startup and balancing.