Tankless Water Heater Electric, 5500W 110V Instant Hot Water Heater with Remote Control and LCD Touch Screen on Demand, Bathroom Sink and Faucet, Save Space (White)

Works great has to be on at least a 30 amp breaker

I'm stuck with it it blows all the fuses it doesn't work. And a 70 year old man I am pretty much housebound I can't get out so much so I get stuck with all this stuff because I can't get it back to the store where that takesAmazon. It doesn't matter I knew this is what it would be when I got to be this old that this country it's just the norm for big corporations and stuff not to care about you. So it's no surprise it's just kind of you know making me have less things that I could get because I don't have any money.

Este producto es increíble

Installation was as easy except the instructions are wrong for the electrical wiring. They say red is the hot lead, but there is no red wire. Brown is the hot, blue is neutral, and green is ground. I did use this for a washer in a remote building and the pipe fitting is not hose size. I had to use an adaptor to go one size down, but this is intended to be under a sink where the pipe fittings are all this size. No leaks and works great. I can’t find anything in the directions on how to change the display from C° to F°, but a little math, and it’s no issue once set. The overall build quality is great, and it works perfectly.

This heater was tested in 5 Mts distand between it is and the badroom. When water flows I have to wait until the hot water goes to the bathroom, and as a commont electric heater I have to calibrate with the water flows, but when I reach the ponint it heats awsome and good thing is that it has good whater flows. I am using those square bath designs and it is like hot rain.

It works great for my use.

Wiring got hot and started smoking

I moved into a very old house and there is no hot water in the kitchen, the pipes for hot were gone. The water heater is actually in the garage and no line can be run to the kitchen under the house because of a structural issue. So we opted to get a small tankless water heater for the kitchen only. It will primarily be for the sink. I had an electrician here doing some work and he explained that this small device actually needs a dedicated line and its own breaker even though it’s 110 volt. For this house that is not the best option right now. I wasn’t fully aware of electrical needs when I purchased the tankless system. Will be getting a 30 gallon water heater for the kitchen as there was already a 240 volt outlet previous used for a dryer in an adjoining mud room. Help this gives anyone not that knowledgable about electricity as myself a heads up before purchasing. I may have gotten some poor advice in the first place but live and learn.