DHC 10-2 Classic, Point-of-Use, Tankless Electric Water Heater

Description

DHC tankless water heaters are ideal for residential and commercial point-of-use sink applications including: bathrooms, cabins and cottages, office buildings, stores, malls, warehouses, restaurants, and gas stations. They heat water instantaneously and endlessly at 99% efficiency as it flows through the unit. Because they do not store hot water like tank water heaters, they have no stand-by energy losses. Venting is not necessary and the compact European design can be installed with the unit visible. The hot water temperature delivered by a DHC depends on the incoming cold water temperature, the flow rate through the unit, and the size of the DHC model. They excel at supplying water at a constant temperature but the model must be carefully matched to the flow rate of the sink to operate properly. Refer to the DHC Sizing Guide to determine which model you need. Call Stiebel Eltron at 800.582.8423 with any questions. Stiebel Eltron invented tankless electric water heating technology more than 90 years ago, and is still the industry pioneer and world leader today, with an engineering and manufacturing tradition of excellence.
Product Features

DHC 10-2 is designed to provide endless hot water at 99% efficiency for 1 medium-flow or high-flow lavatory, kitchen, or utility sink in warm or cool climates
Requires 1 dedicated 40 Amp breaker and 8-Gauge copper wiring for 240-Volt electrical service or 1 dedicated 35 Amp breaker and 8-Gauge copper wiring for 208-Volt electrical service
Model must be carefully matched to the application in order to operate properly
Water connections are 1/2 in. NPT and should be detachable (such as braided steel flex connectors or isolation valves) to allow for easy servicing
Overheat safety protection and thermal protection reset are standard
Sleek European design is considerably smaller than a tank, saves space, and allows installation flexibility
New, modern housing
Hydraulically controlled for quiet operation
Made in Germany, final assembly in US
Professional installation recommended