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administrator — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 23:33:40 +0000

Noritz Tankless Video

Here is a video on the Noritz 842 condensing tankless. It is a YouTube video, its informative but tailored to the American market. Keep in mind that with and Eco Energy Audit you can get access to 750$ rebate from the Canadian and Ontario government. This program will end in 2011 so get your D audits done soon or you may miss out. You can find out more about an Energy audit or even Book One.

Norits Tankless Water Heater

administrator — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 19:21:31 +0000

Norits Tankless Hot Water

We are now starting to install the Norits tankless systems to replace the Navien that we have had some troubles with. The Norits is a condensing tankless that is able to provide sufficient hot water for the typical 3 bedroom 3 bathroom home.

Nortis Advantages

0.5 GPM low flow start up requirement
Direct ignition
Condensing so
Greater than 93% efficient
Digital thermometer for accuracy
Dual copper primary heat exchangers
Multi-system compatibility
PVC (636) venting capabilities

The Noritz 842 tankless water heater also uses a dual flame in its burner. This is a system that recirculates the exhaust gases back into the combustion chamber to burn off any excess fuel and particulate mater so as to increase efficiency and provide, essentially free heat.

Single Burner

Dual Burner

These energy efficient models use dual heat exchangers to increase efficiency to over 93%. Available form Norits are the N-0842MC and the N-0842MC-DV, the tankless come in either direct or power vent.

Fill out this form and see if the Norits tankless will work in your home. CLICK FOR FORM

Noritz is correctly spelled with a Z instead of an S but its a common mistake.

Noritz Condensing Tankless Water Heater

John — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 15:29:59 +0000

Noritz Condensing Tankless

Noritz has release a new tankless water heater, the N-0842MC series. The unit features condensing technology that increases efficiency to 93%, it also sports a 100% stainless steel heat exchanger.

The temperature stability, flow rates, and water pressure are currently unmatched by an other condensing tankless water heater. Definitely recommend that you consider this unit for any home installations.

Note: Since this is a condensing tankless, the exhaust gases are significantly cooler and thus conventional PVC pipe can be used for venting. This is significantly cheaper than the current stainless steel vent requirements of non-condensing units.