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Delivers the ideal amount of hot water for households with 3 to 4 people when sized appropriately
Features two 4,500-watt copper heating elements that provide a first hour delivery of 57 gallons
Operates at a 0.92 Uniform Energy Factor for maximum energy-efficiency and cost savings
Short 49.25-in H x 23-in diameter design, ideal for condensed spaces like under staircases or closet installations
Provides superior tank protection and extends water heater life with premium heating elements, anode rod and fused ceramic tank shield
Reduces heat loss with non-CFC polyurethane foam insulation and factory-installed heat trap nipples for maximum efficiency and energy savings
Features easy temperature control with adjustable thermostat you can set higher or lower for dishwashers and laundry machines
Factory-installed temperature and pressure relief valve and tamper-proof drain valve ensures safe operation
|
Diameter (Inches) |
23.0 |
Nominal Capacity (Gallons) |
50.0 |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Family Size |
4.0 |
Rated Storage Capacity |
46-Gallon |
|
Height (Inches) |
49.25 |
Water Connection Size |
3/4-in |
|
Insulation Thickness (Inches) |
2.5 |
Weight (lbs.) |
124.0 |
Ample hot water for families: Designed for homes with 3–4 people, the 50‑gallon tank delivers a first‑hour hot water output of about 57 gallons, supporting daily showers, laundry, and dishwashing needs.
Reliable heating performance: Dual 4500‑watt copper heating elements and a 0.92 Uniform Energy Factor (UEF) help heat water efficiently while lowering energy costs vs. older electric models.
Space‑saving short design: With a compact 49.25″ height and 23″ diameter, this short tank fits in tight indoor spaces like utility closets or under stairwells.
Durable construction: Premium heating elements, a protective anode rod, and a ceramic‑fused tank shield resist corrosion and extend tank life.
Energy‑saving insulation: Non‑CFC polyurethane foam insulation and heat‑trap nipples reduce standby heat loss, improving overall efficiency.
Easy control & safe operation: Adjustable thermostat lets you tailor output for appliances and showers, while factory‑installed temperature and pressure relief and tamper‑proof drain valve enhance safety.
Q: What household size is this water heater suitable for?
A: Ideal for households of 3–4 people, providing ample hot water for showers, laundry, and daily use.
Q: How powerful are the heating elements?
A: Features two 4,500‑watt copper heating elements for efficient heating and a first-hour delivery of approximately 66 gallons of hot water.
Q: Is it energy efficient?
A: Yes. Operates at a Uniform Energy Factor (UEF) of 0.92, reducing standby heat loss and lowering energy costs.
Q: What are the dimensions of the short design?
A: Measures about 49.75 inches high and 22.25 inches in diameter, suitable for tight spaces like closets or basements.
Q: What safety features are included?
A: Includes a temperature and pressure relief valve, adjustable thermostat, and tamper-resistant drain valve for safe operation.
Q: How is the tank protected from corrosion?
A: Equipped with a fused ceramic tank shield, protective anode rod, and premium heating elements to extend tank life.
Q: What are the installation requirements?
A: Requires 240-volt power, top water connections, and is designed for indoor residential installation.
Flush the tank annually: Drain and flush every 6–12 months to remove sediment that reduces heating efficiency and shortens element life.
Inspect the anode rod: Check the sacrificial anode rod yearly; replace if heavily corroded to prevent tank rust.
Check heating elements and thermostat: Inspect upper and lower 4500‑W elements and thermostats to ensure consistent hot water and safe operation.
Test T&P relief valve: Lift and release the temperature & pressure valve annually to verify proper function.
Inspect for leaks: Regularly check water connections, fittings, and the tank base for moisture, corrosion, or leaks.
Maintain safe operating area: Keep the surrounding space clean, dry, and unobstructed for proper airflow and maintenance access.
Fill tank before powering on: Ensure the tank is full before restoring power to avoid dry-firing and element damage.