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Tankless Myth 6
Myth #6

Stainless steel heat exchangers are better.

Some manufacturers only use stainless steel heat exchangers in their tankless water heaters. At Rinnai, we use stainless steel in our condensing models due to the corrosive nature of condensation produced by extra high-efficiency tankless water heaters. But in our non-condensing models, we use copper heat exchangers because they are a much better conductor of heat. The Tankless Truth is stainless steel is not always the best material. It is important to use the right material for the right application.

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The right material for the right job.

Ben discusses how Rinnai uses both stainless steel and copper heat exchangers for their condensing and non-condensing water heaters.

Stainless or Copper? Rinnai believes in both.

Eric dispels this myth by showing when it comes to tankless water heaters, Rinnai always uses the most efficient metal for the job.

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Tankless Myth 5
Myth #5

Tankless water heaters don’t respond quickly to high demand.

The Tankless Truth is, we offer tankless water heaters with built-in circulation pumps that deliver hot water to your fixtures quickly and efficiently. 

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Tankless Myth 7
Myth #7

Tankless means upgrading your gas line.

The Tankless Truth is, in many cases, you don’t need to upgrade your gas supply line when going tankless.

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Tankless Myth 8
Myth #8

Tankless is a new tech that is unproven.

The Tankless Truth is, our tankless water heaters see two decades (and more) of service while many tanks are getting replaced in eight to 12 years.