A point-of-use heater is a compact, on-demand water heater installed at or near a specific fixture to provide immediate hot water. These units are typically electric and are ideal for locations far from the main water heater, reducing wait time, water waste, and energy loss.
/ˌpɔɪnt əv ˈjus ˈhiːtər/
A point-of-use heater is a compact, on-demand water heater installed at or near a specific fixture to provide immediate hot water. These units are typically electric and are ideal for locations far from the main water heater, reducing wait time, water waste, and energy loss.
What is a point-of-use heater used for?
It delivers hot water instantly at a specific fixture, reducing wait time and water waste.
Source: The Cooling Company
Instant hot water at the fixture with reduced waste.
An office installs a point-of-use heater under the kitchenette sink to provide instant hot water for beverages and cleaning.
Install point-of-use heaters at remote fixtures where long pipe runs cause hot water delays.
“Install point-of-use heaters at remote fixtures where long pipe runs cause hot water delays.”
Modern point-of-use heaters are more efficient and compact than early models from the 20th century.
Can a point-of-use heater replace a main water heater?
Not usually. They are designed for specific fixtures, not whole-home supply.
Do point-of-use heaters save energy?
Yes. They reduce standby losses and water waste from long pipe runs.
Do they need maintenance?
Yes. Periodic descaling and inspection keep them efficient.
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