Suburban IW60 Nautilus Tankless Water Heater?
We currently have a 10gal Suburban Tank model that has a leak.... It seems the Girard, the Suburban tankless, and a replacement 10gal Suburban tank heater are all priced fairly comparably to each oth...
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Audiodane
Alabama
thank ya again kindly for information. I'm all good doing propane and PEX as long as I don't have to be a contortionist to get into some tiny spot lol... I do have a good quality dual LPG regulator and its a bigger high pressure LPG line. I have tubing cutters for pex and would use sharkbite fittings and if I have to use threaded fittings I have blue teflon tape made for gas, water or lpg to use. There is an electrical outlet under the kitchen sink where tanked water heater is now and 12 volt plus LPG line and hot n cold water lines with shutoff valves to divert water already there as well. With this info and what ya told me I think I can do it sounds like its just disconnecting n reconnecting everything with a few adjustments to PEX lines. I'm going to have it bench tested before installing it, even though it is new. I'm concerned about the exterior opening and the panel covering the opening properly and I won't install it if I have to cut the opening larger. If you think of any more tips or issues please let me know much appreciated. Thank you again for the help. :-)
Alabama
thank ya again kindly for information. I'm all good doing propane and PEX as long as I don't have to be a contortionist to get into some tiny spot lol... I do have a good quality dual LPG regulator and its a bigger high pressure LPG line. I have tubing cutters for pex and would use sharkbite fittings and if I have to use threaded fittings I have blue teflon tape made for gas, water or lpg to use. There is an electrical outlet under the kitchen sink where tanked water heater is now and 12 volt plus LPG line and hot n cold water lines with shutoff valves to divert water already there as well. With this info and what ya told me I think I can do it sounds like its just disconnecting n reconnecting everything with a few adjustments to PEX lines. I'm going to have it bench tested before installing it, even though it is new. I'm concerned about the exterior opening and the panel covering the opening properly and I won't install it if I have to cut the opening larger. If you think of any more tips or issues please let me know much appreciated. Thank you again for the help. :-)
