Saving On Utilities With Paloma Hot Water Heaters

Saving on your utility bill can be easy if you purchase Paloma hot water heaters. The 7.4 series Paloma hot water heaters are direct vent gas tankless heaters. This model of Paloma hot water heaters as well as many others are qualified for the $1,500 tax credit that is good from the federal government until December of 2010. This model offers auto recovery, energy saving designs, a 30% higher energy efficiency than tank water heaters as well as a self diagnostics program.

There is a digital remote to help with temperature control and electronic controls to help increase energy efficiency. This not only helps you to use less energy, but you can turn down the water heater when you will not be home using it and this also saves on your utility bill. With traditional water heaters unlike the Paloma hot water heaters, this can be a challenge and sometimes the power must be out for this to work. There is a 12 year warranty on the heat exchanger, a 5 year on the parts and one year on service. So if you have any problems at all out of the unit, it will be fixed.

The 5.3 gas series Paloma hot water heaters are outdoor and tankless as well. These models are recommended to not be used in areas where freezing is common. This version of the Paloma hot water heaters offers the same self diagnostic program, intelligent controls to help you save on your utility bill, and also has low nitrous oxide emissions. This unit can be combined with the Solo or Duo system, and has an extensive diagnostic or error display for your use. There is a built in electric blower on all gas models, and can be installed or made into a part of a circulating water system or radiant heat system. The sensing burner and ICAD safety will help with combustion, and shuts down the entire system when carbon monoxide levels are high on indoor models, and there is a flame failure safety device for your convenience.

The pros of owning Paloma hot water heaters is that they are able to be installed indoors or outdoors, and are all available for the tax credit as well as help save you as much as 40% on your utility bill. The only cons to these Paloma hot water heaters is that they are a little more expensive than tank models.