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Space Heating
HTP's space heating boilers provide ultimate comfort and the best overall efficiency ratings while keeping maintenance and operating costs to a minimum. With a HTP high efficiency boiler you can achieve the heat your family or business needs while also saving money and energy.
Residential
- • Elite Ultra Wall and Floor New
- • Elite Fire Tube Ultra New
- • Pioneer
Commercial
- • Elite Ultra Duo New
- • Elite XL
Accessories
- •ELU/EFTU 0-10V Clip-In Board New
- • ELU/EFTU Cascade Kit New
- • Elite XL Stack Rack New
- • Elite XL System Flow Kit New
- • HTP Link New
- •MODBUS BACnet
- • The Universal Stand
Not sure which type of space heater is right for you? Learn more by viewing our space heating selection guide
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- Water Heating
Water Heating
Residential
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Tank TypeGas SeriesElectric SeriesHTP has several water heating options for your needs: tank type water heaters, tankless water heaters, our Crossover series water heaters, or supply boilers. HTP also has models for both your residential or commercial needs.
Not sure which type of water heater is right for you? Learn more by viewing our water heating selection guide
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- Indirect Water Heating
Indirect Water Heating
HTP's Indirect Water Heaters can be a part of your combination heating system whether you need indirect tanks or storage tanks for your residential or commercial needs.
Not sure which type of indirect water heating option is right for you? Learn more by viewing our indirect water heating selection guide.
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- Combination Appliances
Combination Appliances
Combination appliances save homeowners money on operating expenses, reduces overall installation costs, and takes up less space than traditional space heating and hot water appliances.
Floor and Wall Combis
- • Elite Ultra Wall and Floor New
- • Elite Fire Tube Ultra New
Phoenix Series
Which tankless water heater is right for you?
Hydra Smart RTC
A commercial condensing gas tankless water heater manufactured with a high grade stainless steel heat exchanger to provide endless hot water. The unit has a 10 to 1 turndown and is highly efficient, with a .95 Energy Factor, making it Energy Star certified.Hydra Smart RT
A residential condensing gas tankless water heater manufactured with a high grade stainless steel heat exchanger to last longer and provide endless hot water. This advanced modulating water heater has up to a 0.98 Energy Factor and a 10 to 1 turndown ratio. It is eco-friendly and Energy Star certified.Hydra Smart Outdoor
Either the Hydra Smart RT or RTC can be converted to an outdoor unit with an enclosure kit part #7850P-107. This part is sold separately.
How Tankless Water Heating Works
Tankless Water Heaters (commonly referred to as on-demand or instantaneous water heaters) provide hot water when needed versus traditional tank type water heaters, which store the hot water. A major benefit to using a tankless water heater is that it doesn’t produce the energy losses associated with tank type water heaters. The result is increased efficiencies and cost savings.
As soon as a hot water tap is turned on, cold water travels through plumbing to reach a Hydra Smart series unit. The Hydra Smart’s gas burner then heats the water on demand. You will no longer need to wait for tank type water heater to fill up with enough hot water. (HTP does recommend reviewing a tankless water heater’s flow rate outputs)
For homes that use 41 gallons or less of hot water daily, demand water heaters can be 24%–34% more energy efficient than conventional storage tank water heaters. They can be 8%–14% more energy efficient for homes that use a lot of hot water -- around 86 gallons per day. You can achieve even greater energy savings of 27%–50% if you install a demand water heater at each hot water outlet. ENERGY STAR® estimates that a typical family can save $100 or more per year with an ENERGY STAR qualified tankless water heater. (Energy.gov)
Tankless water heaters are typically more expensive than a traditional atmospheric tank-type water heater, but tankless water heaters will typically last longer and have lower operating and energy costs, which could offset the higher price point. As an added bonus, all of HTP’s Tankless Water Heaters are ENERGY STAR certified! The tankless water heaters use a secondary heat exchanger to use 9% less energy than a conventional, non-ENERGY STAR certified gas tankless water heater. The secondary heat exchanger extracts more heat from the combustion gas, cooling it to the point where there is condensation – hence these types of heaters are called “gas condensing.” (EnergyStar.gov)
Sizing Your Tankless Water Heater
If you are prefer a tankless water heater, please review the chart below to calculate the gallons per minute (GPM) of hot water that will be needed for each fixture/appliance. Add up the expected combined flow rates at one given time to calculate your household consumption.
Fixture Appliance Typical Flow Rates Bathroom Faucet 0.5 – 1.5 GPM Kitchen Faucet 2.0 – 7.0 GPM Shower 1.5 – 5.0 GPM Dishwasher 1.0 – 2.5 GPM Clothes Washer 3.0 – 5.0 GPM For tankless water heaters, you will also need to determine your home’s required temperature rise. Use the EPA’s map for average groundwater temperature for guidance. You may want to calculate the difference between ground water temperature and your ideal hot water temperature. The standard is 120 degrees F.
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