Tankless Electric,ECOTOUCH 9KW 240V On Demand, Self-Modulating Instant Hot Water Heater ECO90 Black

I've seen other comments that showed electrical issues resulting to burnt wires. Ive had this installed for a year now and its worked efficiently for me. Other users could have experienced bad installed with wrong type of wire gauge or loose connections but I would just double check everything and keep an eye on the unit after installing to be safe.

Prior to installing the Tankless Water Heater, it would take ~ 1-½ minutes to get hot water to our bathroom sink. After installation, it takes under 10 seconds to get hot water. Within a 2-week period after installation I had 3 or 4 instances that the water was coming out at below the room temperature. I was getter 4 dash symbols on the display panel. When it did that, I had to push the start button and the hot water was back up and running. I E-mailed Ecotouch on a Saturday evening regarding the issue and to my surprise, I received a reply Sunday evening from Elaine. She said that the unit goes to a standby mode, i.e., the 4 dashes when there’s been a complete power outage. Another causse would be if there was a timer on the line. I assured her that we hadn’t had any power outages and there’s no timer on the line because I ran new line from the breaker box to their specs, i.e., #10 wire, 30-amp breaker at 240 volts. She requested all the info regarding the Amazon order, and I sent that info the Monday. On Tuesday, I got an E-mail from her that she arranged to have a new replacement sent. On Wednesday, she sent me the tracking # and on Saturday I received the replacement and it’s been running great. As far as Elaine’s customer service, it was fantastic, it’s been many years since I experienced customer service like that! The water heater is well built and comes in a custom heavy duty walled cardboard box I have mine set for 110° F and I checked the water temp with a thermometer at it runs exactly what the setting is set to.

nice heater. Just a bad project decision to put the electrical access on the right side instead of having this access in the front...

Heats up fast, running just our hot tub but it warms to 105 degrees with in moments and fills the whole tub to the exact temp

I had it installed and so far its been working good, had an license Electrician and plumber installed the unit and its working according to the instructions. Love the unit.

Installed according to instructions, running on a 30A 240V circuit, this thing can’t even keep up with one sink. It will only heat if flow is less than 0.6 gpm, but according to their chart, at my inlet temp it should be able to heat at 1 gpm.And that’s not all. If this unit loses power, it does not return to the previous power state when power is reapplied. So, for example, if your power “blinks” during a storm, you now have no hot water until you manually turn this heater back on. Mount it in an easy-to-reach spot, or you’ll be sorry.Sure enough, you really do get what you pay for.

I bought an inflatable hot tub that came with a heater that also provides air for inflation and the jet. The unit is 110 volts and takes at least 72 hours to get the water up to 100° running nonstop. That includes Peak Hours during which electricity rates are through the roof.This unit is much more economical. I can drain the hot tub down part way and refill it with hot water in a couple of hours.It

Works great so far. Mine was missing side door where you hook up electric. Couldn’t get just door they said. Said have be full exchange. I already have it hooked up and on the wall. Not like I’m going unhook it