65,000 BTU RV Tankless Water Heater, High Altitude Available, 12V, CSA Certificated, with Multi-function Controller, On Demand Instant Hot Water Heater, Compatible with all RVs
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Style: ExploreFlow
Features
- We've upgraded.On top of the original. We have upgraded the multi-function remote control. You can view gas usage, voltage, GPM, does anti-freeze device activates, and 9,800ft high altitude available.
- Long time bathDeep fire row design can improve heating efficiency. It can produce up to Max 3.9 GMP hot water and has 65,000 BTU power. It can bring you hot water all the time when there is enough gas and water. There is no need to wait for the water to heat up and take a quick bath like with a tank water heater
- Steady temperatureTemperature ranges from 95F-124F. Staged combustion technology controls the amount of flame in summer, prevents the water from getting too hot, and saves the limited propane gas available for caravan travel
- Save money and comfortThe a tankless RV water heater with a pressure relief valve built into the unit. You don't have to buy and install it separately. It also comes with a PC 6.6 feet intelligent remote controller. This product does not come with a door and needs to be purchased.
- Safety and reliabilityBuilt-in forced exhaust fan on top for stable combustion and automatic gas shut-off in case of accidental flame failure. It has an anti-freeze device that automatically warms up when the temperature falls below 42.8F to prevent freezing
- Buy with confidenceThe RV water heater is CSA certified. When installing, please make sure that the voltage of the RV is 12V. We have a professional service team. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. We will solve it for you immediately
Brand: Ranein
Product Dimensions: 15"W x 15"H
Color: Without door
Wattage: 65000 watts
Voltage: 12 Volts (DC)
Brand: Ranein
Product Dimensions: 15"W x 15"H
Color: Without door
Wattage: 65000 watts
Voltage: 12 Volts (DC)
Maximum Flow Rate: 3.9 Gallons Per Minute
Maximum Temperature: 124 Degrees Fahrenheit
Heat Output: 3.9 Gallons per Minute
Efficiency: Energy Efficient
Mounting Type: Door Mount
Is Electric: No
Manufacturer: Ranein
Item Weight: 27 pounds
Item model number: RA65EH
Included Components: Assembly pack x 1, Instruction manual x 1, Tankless water heater x 1, Wired gigital controller x 1
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: February 25, 2023
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