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By installing a Bosch tankless water heater in your home you can become eligible for the $1500 federal tax credit on your next income tax return. As for which one would fit the needs of your household, there are seven to choose from. This allows for the perfect fit on a constant flow of hot water supply that will save you up to 50% on your monthly energy bill from your previous hot water tank.

The AquaStar 125 series is very popular and mounts on the outside of your home. It is sufficient to supply most households with all the hot water they need.

The Bosch Model 1600 series are equipped with a pilot ignition system for instant response. This is the most popular system to be installed as a backup water heater to a solar unit or wood burning unit. This model can deliver a constant flow of hot water at a rate of 4.3 gallons per minute.

The Bosch Model 2400Es series is the device for the home that has two sources needing hot water simultaneously. This unit can deliver 3.2 gpm at 90C, 3.8 gpm at 77C or 4.6 gpm at 65C. This is one of the tankless water heaters that qualify for the $1500 tax credit.

The Bosch Model 2700ES series is the top of the line in tankless water heaters. This tankless water heater is capable of delivering 3.6 gpm of 90C, 4.2 gpm of 77C or 5.0 gpm of 65C of hot water. The thermal efficiency of this unit is 82% which will go a long way at helping to reduce your energy costs.

As one can see there are many different options so your needs can be fulfilled when you decide to install a Bosch tankless water heater at your home or business.

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The normal hot water electric power source for your system could come in many different methods and types. There are solar, tankless, point of use, and conventional water heaters.

The electric tankless water heater is an energy efficient means to supply your needs. Because of this there is a $1500 federal tax deduction on the purchase and installation on one of these units. These units can supply 2 to 5 gallons of hot water every minute. The brands that are available from John C. Flood, Inc are Renai, Takagi, Bosch, and Noritz.

Another type of hot water heater that qualifies for the federal tax deduction is the solar hot water heater. These energy efficient units harness the power of the sun that supply you with a clean, energy efficient means to have your hot water supplied without any additional cost to your energy bill. The manufacturers of these units available from John C. Flood, Inc are Bradford White, A. O. Smith, Ruud, Rheem, and State.

If your need for hot water is in an isolated area of your house or garage, then a point of use hot water heater may fit your needs. These little electrical units can supply a continuous flow of hot water where you need it. These units can be placed inside a shower stall or next to the washing machine. They only come on when turned on. There is no waste and the outlet is directly linked to the dispensing head or inlet to your unit that needs hot water. John C. Flood, Inc stocks and installs these units from several manufacturers including ISE, Powerstar, Ariston, Rheem, and Ruud.

Discounts that are available are from $50 off on any water heater replacement, and a $100 discount for the installation of any new tankless water heater. Both of these discounts are valid until December 30, 2010.

Everyone uses hot water; electric power is an efficient means for supplying the energy needs in many different fashions to fit your particular needs.

For many years the choice you had for water heaters was to decide on how large of a holding tank you would need.  Now you have another choice and when you select this method of water heating you will save money and qualify for a federal tax credit.

Plumbing and heating technology have advanced and we now have Tankless Water Heaters.  No more will you be heating a large volume of water each time the heating cycle kicks in.

When you think of it with the old style of hot water tank, you would be heating up a large reserve that would be available for the next time a batch of hot water was needed for a bath or laundry.

That large tank of water would sit there all day and slowly it would cool off.  When it got down to the point that the thermostat would kick in it would heat the tank back up to your high temp setting and then the cycle would start all over again.

So why use energy to heat up water that you do not use?  A tankless heater is so efficient it only uses power or fuel on demand.  When you turn on a hot water faucet the heating method kicks right in so fast that you have a nice supply of perfect temperature water for as long as you need it.

Shut off the faucet and the heater shuts off.  No longer are you paying the natural gas company or the power company to heat up a big tank of hot water to only have it sit there and cool off and heat up again.

It just makes perfect sense to use only the energy you need, and not to be wasteful.  The brands of tankless systems that the John C. Flood, Inc. company carry are; Renai, Takagi, Bosch and Noritz.  Contact a Flood team member now to see how you can get $200 off from one of these new installations until December 31, 2009.  Ask them about how to apply for the tax credit also.

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