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RayH
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I have a customer that bought a very small camp on a lake in Maine. I'm looking for a way to heat their water for a shower, lav sink and kitchen. A 30 gal. electric would be too big. Any suggestions?
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Hi, Smaller point of use electric heaters are made. I’m guessing it must be able to be drained. What voltage is available and is propane a consideration?
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They're unlikely to have enough electricity -- I'd go with a propane fired tankless point of use unit.Br. Jamie, osb
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Thank you Brother0
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