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Richmond RMTEX-06 Electric Heater, 29 A, 220 V, 5.5 kW, 0.998 % Energy Efficiency, 0.5 to 2 gpm
Item #: RMTEX-06 by RHEEM / RICHMOND
UPC #: 020352683003
In Stock $279.68 /each
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- Save on water heating costs
- No standby heat loss, activates only when hot water is needed
- Instant, continuous hot water
- 99.8% Energy efficient
- Reduces calcification and sedimentation
- Digital Temperature display used to control temperature can adjust in increments of 1 degree Fahrenheit
- 30 Amps
- Requires 30 Amp breaker and 240 Volts
- Requires #10 AWG
Inlet Connection Size
1/2"
Current Rating
29 A
Cable Size
10 AWG
Wattage Rating
5.5 kW
Dimensions
10-7/8 in W x 4 in D x 5-7/8 in H
Pressure rating
25 to 150 psi
Nomenclature
RMTEX-06 WATER HEATR ELEC 220V
Energy Efficiency
0.998 %
Heating Chamber Material
Copper
Warranty
5 Years
Number of Phases
1
Specifications:
Warranty: 5 Years
Dimensions: 10-7/8 in W x 4 in D x 5-7/8 in H
Includes: (3) ft Electric Cable
The Richmond Essential RMTEX-06 is a 6.5 kW tankless electric water heater ideal for point-of-use applications. This unit is ideal for a sink and hard wired to utilize 240 V. Richmond Essential tankless electric water heaters offer a continuous, endless supply of hot water. A lower kilowatt unit can provide hot water on demand for single or multiple point-of-use applications while a higher kilowatt unit could provide hot water for a whole house depending on the inlet ground water temperature. Tankless electric water heaters save space, save energy, save money, and require no venting. The sleek, compact size, 90% smaller than a tank, allows you to save space and place the unit wherever you want, including under a sink. Tankless units only draw energy when hot water is flowing, while traditional tanks are constantly drawing energy to keep the water in the tank at the desired temperature.