What do you guys have your tankless heaters water PSI set to? Ours is out of the box at 150psi. Haha assuming that’s unnecessarily high. One of our vinyl hoses literally exploded at that high. I’m guessing around 50-60psi…
150 is crazy high… you shouldn’t need water pressure over 20-30psi
So is the heater what’s regulating that for you? I use a supply line that I can cut off as needed. Otherwise the supply is what maintains the set pressure from the heater. Sounds like your heater has a gnarly ass pump
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Domestic water pressure is typically 30-50 or 40-60 psi if you have a well and pressure switch, municipal water lines very in pressure depending on the municipality but I believe they stay around 50-60psi.
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Your tankless came with a pump?!?
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He got this package from XD
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$10k for a $3k heater and a $200 pump?!?
Wow…
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that’s exactly what I was saying!
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Lol thats badically all of us, buying chillers too haha. Refurbished ac unit, insulated bucket and circ pump is what ur buying really haha
This one was a bit more greedy 
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So it seems there was some other sensor in there the electrician/HVAC guy had never seen. Haha hopefully it detects something important to make it worth extra 8k lol
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lol must be a badass sensor
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must be
Hubbell’s are hella expensive. In the electric world, they’re considered the Ferrari’s… any time I bring up hooking a Julabo chiller or whatnot, my pops always recommends the plugs be hubbell for durability.
Now, water heaters… idk 
I use Mokon 24kw hydrotherm. 460V 3 phase. Just because we have the power we’re not using atm.
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Is power cheap in okc?
You know bro, I asked to see the power bill. I want to see the price/kwh. In Texas, we were only paying $0.06/kWh. In Cali, $0.17/kWh. If we’re any where close to less than $0.08/kWh, I’ll be happy.
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just depends… in the summer my electric bill was like 4-5k per month but I’m running a few rooms of hps
How many watts? Your rooms
They certainly can be but when you compare how they are built vs residential units, the difference is clear
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Flow sensor?
See: In hot water...
I’m processing and growing so i definitely draw a lot of power