Tetra installs three kinds of water heaters.
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On-Demand Water Heater
On-demand units heat water as you need it, directly from the water main, using high-powered burners. These hot water heaters are compact, typically mounted on a wall, and do not have a water storage tank. On-demand heaters offer a constant supply of hot water because you’re not reliant on the amount of hot water in a storage tank. These heaters also tend to be more efficient than storage tank heaters.
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Electric Hybrid Water Heater
Also known as a heat pump water heater, this system uses a highly efficient heat pump to heat and reheat the water stored within an insulated tank. It uses considerably less energy than a standard gas or electric tank heater. An electric hybrid water heater can hold anywhere from 20 to 120 gallons of hot water depending on your needs.
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Storage Tank Water Heater
This system heats and reheats the water stored within an insulated tank, which is anywhere from 20-80 gallons. When a tap or appliance calls for hot water, heated water exits the tank from the top, while cold water enters from the bottom to refill the tank. A Storage tank water heater can hold anywhere from 20 to 120 gallons of hot water depending on your needs.