Very scary hotwire.
e-tankless: Welcome. Thanks for the info. I think the 120 amp breaker is troublesome to many. Is there anything regarding this you might have seen that would be helpful to know? I myself have 200 amp service, take an electric stove, cooktop, dryer, washer, and some planned additions (heat pump for pool & central air) and there is no room for a 100amp addition. I'm not sure what an upgrade from 200 to 300 takes or costs (noting that there will be more amps in the breakers than the total service as well in many cases to account for not all items being on at once).
Also, one of the earlier assumptions was that if you are in a colder climate, the water may only be warm. Is this handled by sizing the unit properly?
Being that you apparently are quite familiar, I'm curious how you handle such concerns with prospects.
e-tankless: Welcome. Thanks for the info. I think the 120 amp breaker is troublesome to many. Is there anything regarding this you might have seen that would be helpful to know? I myself have 200 amp service, take an electric stove, cooktop, dryer, washer, and some planned additions (heat pump for pool & central air) and there is no room for a 100amp addition. I'm not sure what an upgrade from 200 to 300 takes or costs (noting that there will be more amps in the breakers than the total service as well in many cases to account for not all items being on at once).
Also, one of the earlier assumptions was that if you are in a colder climate, the water may only be warm. Is this handled by sizing the unit properly?
Being that you apparently are quite familiar, I'm curious how you handle such concerns with prospects.