AO Smith Water Heater ELECTRIC ENT-50 130 ( Calentador De Agua Completamente Nuevo / Caja Original

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AO Smith

The ProLine® Standard Electric water heater is the reliable choice when you are looking to maximize your hot water output and is designed with environmentally-friendly insulation to reduce standby heat loss. With a 50-gallon (nominal) tank delivering 4,500 watts, the ENT-50 delivers a first hour rating of 62 gallons at an Uniform Energy Factor of 0.92. The Coregard™ sacrificial anode helps protect the tank from the corrosive effects of water, and is accompanied by a 6-year limited tank warranty. Cold water enters the water heater through an internal “dip tube” which forces the cold water to the bottom of the tank and pushes hot water out through the outlet connection. This arrangement provides the most hot water for a given tank size. There are two thermostats on a typical residential water heater. The thermostat at the bottom controls the lower heating element while the top thermostat controls the upper heating element. Usually, only one heating element is active at a time. Because the lower element sees the cold water first, the lower heating element does most of the work, while the upper heating element is used only when the entire tank is cold. Because water can corrode the steel tank, we glass line the inside of the tank and install an anode rod to help reduce corrosion. The temperature and pressure relief valve is a safety device designed to open if the internal temperature or pressure of the tank exceeds certain limits. *Water heaters should be large enough to provide adequate hot water even when temperatures are cold and household demand is greatest. Tech Specs * Nominal Capacity: 50 * Rated Storage Volume: 46 * UEF: 0.92 * Anode: Coregard™ Sacrificial Anode * Max Wattage: 4,500 * Self Cleaning: Yes * T&P Relief Valve: Yes * Water Connection Location: Top * Water Connection Size: 3/4" * Voltage: 240 Dimensions & Venting * Type: Tall * Height: 59" Code Compliance * Meets UBC, CEC and HUD National Codes. * Meets the thermal efficiency and standby loss requirements of the U. S. Department of Energy and current edition of ASHRAE/IENSA 90.1. * Complies with the Federal Energy Conservation Standards effective April 16, 2015, in accordance with the Energy Policy and Conservation Act, (EPCA), as amended.