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 ADK-4 (Uses 3.2kW at a max of 30 Amps at 120 Volts AC)
The temperature rise chart illustrates the flow rates and temperature rise which can be achieved with the different ADK Models. The chart is based on a 240 volt input voltage and maximum flow rates are listed for various incoming water temperature levels. Simply look up your incoming water temperature and desired flow rate to determine your model choice. Temperature of your incoming water change throughout the year. When planning the final replacement of your old tank water heater then be sure to find the cold incoming water in the winter when calculating your temperature rise. This ADK-4 Unit uses 110 Volts with a 30 Amp breaker. This is used as a low volume unit that will produce a small heat rise. Click on Handy Charts, Heat Rise Charts and Maps to the right. -----> ETL and CSA approved for your safe use
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