High Efficiency Condensing Gas Tank Water Heaters

State’s high-efficiency gas tank water heaters are built similarly to standard gas tank water heaters with some modifications for higher efficiency and performance. The high-efficiency models are built with a helical internal heat exchanger that keeps hot combustion gasses in the tank longer to transfer more heat into the water, increasing efficiency and reducing operating costs. These models generally have higher BTU/H inputs, which means the heater can deliver more hot water.

The State’s line of high-efficiency condensing gas tank water heaters come in a range of gallon sizes and BTU/H burners. Sizing a water heater is not just dependent on the amount of water that it can store at once but also depends on the maximum BTUs the gas burner can utilize. State Water Heaters has condensing gas tank water heaters that range from a 34- to 75-gallon (nominal) tank capacity and 76,000 BTU/H to 199,000 BTU/H. We recommend that you use the State Water Heaters online https://www.statewaterheaters.com/resources/water-heater-selector-toolhttps://www.statewaterheaters.com/resources/water-heater-selector-tool to determine the exact water heater needs for your home.

Before purchasing a high-efficiency gas tank water heater, you should understand what type of fuel you currently have in your home, how much hot water you use on a daily basis, and where your current water heater is installed. A condensing water heater generally uses a different type of venting and requires a way to dispose of condensate. This could utilize an approved floor drain or condensate pump. A plumbing contractor can assist you in helping you choose a water heater that fits your needs, or you can use the State Water Heater’s online Residential Water Heater Selector to help determine which water heater is best for your home.