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Titan N-75 tankless water heater

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Description

Titan N-75 tankless water heaterThe Titan N 75 incorporates new space age technology and features a faster and more accurate temperature sampling system, a manual resettable thermostat and new air water deferential analyzing system to prevent dry starts, (which is a key problem for other tankless systems on the market today). By heating water only as it is needed the TITAN N 75 point of use tankless water heater eliminates the need for bulky water heater that heat water

The Titan N-75 incorporates new space age technology and features a faster and more accurate temperature sampling system, a manual resettable thermostat and new air / water deferential analyzing system to prevent dry starts, (which is a key problem for other tankless systems on the market today).

By heating water only as it is needed the TITAN N-75 point of use tankless water heater eliminates the need for bulky water heater that heat water continuously. This can reduce hot water cost up to 60% over conventional electric water heaters. The N-75 high efficiency is in part due to its dedicated microprocessor that samples input and output temperatures 21 times per second.

This power control system analyzes the data and manages power usage for a maximum efficiency and temperature stability. At rest, this unit uses no power at all.

The N-75 is ideal for a wide range of point of use applications. One TITAN N-75 unit can supply the hot water needs of homes and apartments, and in some applications, energy savings can pay back unit cost in less than one year.

Due to its shielded incoloy heating elements and copper and brass casing, this unit is ideal in any application where mineral deposits shorten the life of a conventional water heater.

The TITAN-SCR2 Digital Tankless Water Heater comes with a 10 year warranty on all water carrying components and all other parts are guaranteed for one year. Installation is quick and easy, requiring no venting and the TITAN-SCR2 compact size allows installation almost anywhere. The TITAN-SCR2 is without a doubt the Tankless Water Heater for the 21st century.


Technical Specifications/ Temperature Rise Chart

MAX FLOW
KW/HR
VOLTS
AMPS
1.0gpm
1.5gpm
2.0gpm
2.5gpm
3.0gpm
3.5gpm
4.0gpm
4.5gpm
5.0gpm
2.8 GPM
7.5
220
34
60 deg
40 deg
30 deg
24 deg
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A

NOTE: One wire coming out of unit and it takes a 40 amp double pole breaker and a 8awg wire

 

Product Measurements

MODEL CURRENT POWER VOLTAGE Weight DIMENSIONS
N-10 29Amps 3.2KW 110V 6 Pounds 5-3/8" W x 10-1/4" H x 3" D
N-42 19Amps 4.2KW 220V
N-64 29Amps 6.4KW 220V
N-75 34Amps 7.5KW 220V
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Beta, Alpha, Omega oh my!
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