Water Heaters

An electric water tank is a type of water heater that uses electricity to heat water for domestic or commercial purposes. It is designed to store water and heat it when needed, providing a consistent supply of hot water for various uses such as bathing, cooking, and washing. 

• The tank is filled with cold water.
   
• One or two electric heating elements inside the tank heat the water.
   
• A thermostat keeps the water at a set temperature.
   
• Hot water is drawn from the top of the tank when you turn on a hot tap, and cold water refills the bottom.
   

• Lower upfront cost than tankless or gas systems.
   
• Simple installation – no gas lines or venting needed.
   
• Good for off-peak energy rates if your utility offers them.

A tankless water heater (also known as an on-demand water heater) is a type of water heating system that heats water only when you need it, rather than storing hot water in a tank like traditional water heaters.

• When you turn on a hot water tap, cold water flows through the unit.
   
• An electric element or gas burner quickly heats the water as it passes through.
   
• This provides a continuous supply of hot water, without running out like a tank might.
   

• Energy-efficient – No standby heat loss from stored water.
   
• Compact size – Mounts on a wall and saves space.
   
• Long lifespan – Typically lasts longer than tank systems (up to 20 years).
   
• Endless hot water – As long as you need it, it keeps heating.