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Plastic lined indirect water heater
STEAM DOCTOR
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Hi. Any thoughts. Run to them, run away??? Seems to good to be true
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I asked that question a few months ago...
https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/183798/indirect-tank-plastic-vs-stainless#latest
FWIW, I went for a TurboMax for my DHW needs.
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The Rheem Marathon is a completely plastic tank resistive electric water heater. I ran toward it. Does an indirect tank have different requirements than a resistive water heater? (honest question--I have no idea)
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Plastic lined or plastic tanks? i would have concerns with leakage with a tank that was just lined steel.0
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Amtrol Boilermate is the original indirect water heater.... design has been around for 40+ years. Its plastic lined.
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Hi @mattmia2 , The Marathon is a fiberglass tank with a polybutylene liner last I knew. Originally, it was an independent company, but Rheem acquired it, so there is a good chance its lifetime warranty will be honored.
Yours, Larry1
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