CAMPLUX Tankless Water Heater Electric 4.5kW 110~120V Small Instant Hot Water Heater, Point-of-Use, Save Space for Sink Wall Mounted LED Digital Display ETL Certified TE05
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Style: 4500W
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- Point of Use Hot Water The under sink water heater only heats the water when you need it and no waiting to preheat, saving up to 50% in energy consumption. The temperature rise of 1.0 GPM is 50F. Easy to get hot water in 3 seconds
- Save Energy Electric tankless water heater adopts a self-modulating design and adjusts power input based on flow rate and temp setting in real-time. Saving up to 99.8% in energy consumption
- Save Space With a mini size of 10.95W2.52H7.4D inch, mounted multi-angled in small spaces throughout the kitchens, wet bars, schools, hospitals, hair salons, and boats
- ETL Listed Safety Guarantee Safety features include overheating protection, dry heating protection, and electrical leakage protection. Inner water and electricity lines are designed to run separately to avoid leakage or harm from scale build-up
- Convenient Use Touch control panel and LED digital temperature display, easy to set your desired temp. The minimum water flow for activation just needs 0.26 GPM (Only for one sink). MUST HARD WIRED, NO PLUG. Drawing only 110-120 Volts
- Note Make sure this unit is the right size for you: 4.5kW@120V, requiring 40A Circuit Breaker, 10AWG wire size and 1/2"NPT water connection. 2-year limited warranty and 24/7 customer support services
Brand: CAMPLUX ENJOY OUTDOOR LIFE
Product Dimensions: 7.4"W x 10.94"H
Special Feature: Lightweight, Dry Combustion Protection, Self-Modulating, LED Display
Color: White
Wattage: 4.5 KW
Brand: CAMPLUX ENJOY OUTDOOR LIFE
Product Dimensions: 7.4"W x 10.94"H
Special Feature: Lightweight, Dry Combustion Protection, Self-Modulating, LED Display
Color: White
Wattage: 4.5 KW
Voltage: 120 Volts
Maximum Flow Rate: 1 Gallons Per Minute
Maximum Temperature: 131 Degrees Fahrenheit
Heat Output: 4.5 Kilowatts
Efficiency: High Efficiency
Maximum Operating Pressure: 150 Pound per Square Inch
Maximum Pressure: 150 Pound per Square Inch
Mounting Type: Wall
Is Electric: Yes
Manufacturer: CAMPLUX
Item Depth: 2.52 inch
UPC: 850066581032
Item Weight: 4.5 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: TE05
Special Features: Lightweight, Dry Combustion Protection, Self-Modulating, LED Display
Included Components: water heater, mounting kit
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: September 3, 2024
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: 6.5 Gallons
I like that this actually works for me. I live in a RV full-time. I had a leaky RV hot water heater. I found that It was more economical to replace my built in RV hot water heater with this. I do not need the propane that is part of my built-in Hot water heater. This does NOT blow my 15 amp fuse. That was a major concern. I moved my pex pipe and electric to a cabin that is in a different spot as it will not fit into the small space where the old hot water was. Make sure the 1/2 connections are wide enough to fit over the ntp plastic connections the are on the camplux. I found that what I had which is correct 1/2 NTP but I needed to go and get a different connection as I could not thread over the plastic threads to wide for my 1/2 NTP, Just check that first as what I had you could easily put over a aluminum connection on the stock tank. That is not a show stopper and it took no time to find what fit. What I found was this. My old hot water heater using electric only, this is the compare. It was a 6 gallon tank. This one from Camplux is a 6.5 Gallon heater. I picked this because I need a high temperature, such as 135 Fahrenheit. I only care really about hot water and showers. The old hot water was at 140 degrees set and you can not change it unless you buy new parts. So I could take a 10-minute hot shower. You just have to in the RV get used to turning the cold on to about 90 percent and 10 percent hot water, and it works like any other shower. You of course can not in any way stand under pure hot water. So would this work for a shower, I hoped. I hooked everything up. What I was really happy about is that the Camplux is insulated very well and no heat comes off of it. Most RV hot water heaters use Styrofoam as the insulator. It looked like a igloo cooler as that's standard as well as feeling the heat just come off of the built in heater just float into the house . I also picked this because you can turn the temperature to MAX which is 135 Degrees as far as my thermometer is showing. This allows for a long shower as cold showers well are not fun. So with the Camplux I can take the exact same shower. My thoughts are no heat is coming off this Camplux heater as its well insulated. It has a light that comes on when its heating. So far the light is off most of the time and that tells me it's not struggling to maintain my temperature I need. NO fuses are blowing as stated 1400 what's which is under my 15 amp limit. I also decided to add a few new filters in front of my water supply as I apparently have iron in my water as the old hot water tank was full of the orange material. After a few weeks now, I am happy. For those who need to use the Hot water as a main shower in the RV this works great as it is very close to what is already installed. Can not say how happy I am that this holds up to what I had that is broke now my old hot water tank it had a slow leak and after months I figured it out. Also the recovery time is pretty fast just as well as the old heater.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025 by Troy
Style: 10 Gallons
Easy to install reheats quickly. Good buy.
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025 by cindy ashmore
Style: 2.5 Gallons
We installed this handy little water heater in our trailer for cooking competition and it works great. Plenty of hot water and no pressure loss from heater to sink. We will see how long it lasts. We just installed it 2 days ago.
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025 by Barbara OLeary
Style: 6kW
Compact unit fit easily under kitchen sink. Weighs almost nothing and has a handy slide-on wall bracket for quick mounting and a filter washer included. See pic for size reference. It's small but mighty. Running at 1.2 gpm, inlet temp water at 74 degrees rose to 120 degrees in less than 10 seconds. Using two bbq thermometers for calibration, I found the displayed water temp to be accurate within 1 degree. It will keep the water at a consistent temperature down to a .25 gpm trickle. I can't vouch for the durability, but so far it has been a perfect kitchen sink solution since my other tankless water heater is about 30 feet away in my shed with underground lines and requires a stronger 1.0 gpm flow to stay in operation. Also, the installation instructions do not mention it, but the Camplux product info page states that on initial operation a 15 minute warm up period may be necessary. On first try I almost thought my unit was a dud and flipped the breaker and double checked my wiring. All were correct. Even with the self-monitoring code display this is not mentioned. After a few minutes, I was good to go and it's been smooth sailing since. If you are installing this unit you MUST use 10/2 with ground feeder wire hooked directly to a 2 pole 30 amp GFCI breaker for safety's sake. Not a cord and socket. 12/2 wire is not sufficient to carry 30 amps and water mixed with electricity should always have ground fault protection. Blue and Orange big box stores charge around $120 for 50 ft of wire and about $125 plus for the breaker. Amazon has the same wire for around $70 (look around) and an Eaton / Cutler -Hammer (BRN230GF) 2 pole 30 amp GFCI breaker for about $59 (Sept 2024). The breaker fits most newer power panels except for Square D. I am very happy with my purchase and wish I would have made the upgrade sooner. Will report back in a few months to hopefully say the same!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024 by Third of 3 Third of 3
Style: 10 Gallons
Update 07/03/24 The seller responded & was extremely helpful & quick response, they sent us a copy of the manual on the adjustment procedure, so we adjusted the temp to the 66°c mark & the water is nice & hot now, but very satisfied, still no pilot light or on/off switch, wired it to a 20 amp rated plug cord, it is just for a temporary period. Very disappointed in the 10 gallon water heater, first there is NO on off switch? There is NO pilot light indicating whether it's on? The water is not even Luke warm, it just above cold, it is only piped to a shower (tempary) & is only 12 feet from shower head to water heater, for the price very disappointing.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024 by Dave & Amanda Willows