The water heats up instantly as it flows through the device. There is no waiting time, as is the case with traditional water heaters.
What is the difference between an electric water heater and a conventional water heater?
The main distinction is that the electric water heater heats water on demand and does not require a storage tank, while conventional water heaters store hot water for later use, which can lead to energy losses.
What is the power of electric water heaters?
Power typically ranges from 3 kW to 12 kW, depending on model and application. Higher power provides faster and longer flow of hot water.
Can an electric water heater cover the whole house?
Typically, electric water heaters are designed to supply hot water to specific locations (eg, sinks, showers). To cover the whole house, you will need either a larger model or multiple devices in different places.
