The Eccotemp Mini Tank 4.0 water heater is a larger form of the EM-2.5 Point-of-Use mini tank water heater with a holding tank capable of holding 4.0 gallons that is designed to supply instant hot water on demand to any faucet without long hot water pipe runs or to supply a stand alone sink or faucet instantaneous hot water without wait. It can be used in most under the counter, point of use applications. The EM-4.0 is designed to supply hot water for all hand wash and kitchen sinks in a residential, commercial or industrial environment.

The EM-4.0 can replace traditional central hot water heaters thereby conserving water and reducing energy waste. The EM-4.0 can also be plumbed in series with the central water heater and act as a booster. It is lightweight and compact and manufactured for easy installation. It can be mounted on the wall with included hardware, or freestanding.

Great for Homes, Cottages, Kitchenettes, RVs, boats and offices.

Specs & Features

• Tank Volume: 4.0 gallons
• Heating Capacity 1440 Watts
• Point-of-use, ideal for under the sink providing instantaneous hot water
• Easy installation with 120V outlet plug
• Wall and floor mountable
• No need for costly re-circulating lines and pumps
• Small and compact
• Quick recovery time
• Adjustable temperature range 50F to 140F
• Voltage 110/120
• Runs off 12 AMPS
• Single Phase
• Max Operating Pressure of 150 psi
• Standard 1/2" NPT Connections

Weight: 22 lbs
Dimensions: 16" x 17" x 13"

Included in box

• 4.0 gallon mini tank water heater
• T&P valve
• Instruction Manual
• Installation hardware

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Warranty

This product is covered by the manufacturer warranty which includes:

• 5 years limited on leaks
• 2 years parts