Installing a Takagi Tankless Water heater by Tony @ Western Rooter

Tony plumbing supervisor is installing a new Takagi tankless water heater. He has removed his old tank and installing a nice outdoor unit to give him nice hot and continual hot water. Give us call if this is something you might want in your home. 626.448.6455 or www.westernrooter.com

[@armandomadrigal9793]

Gracias!!, Tony

[@gerardoarias6115]

Tony, great video. I'm in the process of installing an outdoor unit. The instructions call for a disconnect near the unit. I noticed yours is plugged into a wall outlet. I want to do the same but do you now if that's approved by Southern California code. I live in Hesperia, Ca. thanks

[@RyanJones-rg4ly]

Could you tell me if an electric heater needs a pressure release valve?

[@ALEJANDROBARCENAS88]

Where does the control go ??

[@martymarfishhunt3622]

What is that tool you are using?

[@eddiecedillos8417]

It’s called a ProPress

[@leonrigdon2788]

You forgot to vent it, and what about the condensate drain and relief valve?

[@teresaal-saggar7327]

I recently had the AT KJr3U OS N installed outside on the backside of my small house. Is there some sort of cosmetic/protective covering made to cover the hanging pipes?

[@Jmoney-db4rp]

What’s very important is to use at least a 1080p camera

[@shenoyglobal]

How is this working now that its more than 1 year old.. also how many seconds delay for hot water in master? is the delay better than the conventional tank?

[@expatconn7242]

Where did you get that filter at ?

[@martinconnell8510]

That gas undersized only 1/2 inch

[@wallyadams8444]

They DO NOT last twenty-five years. Period!

[@Rolexenforcer]

I had 2 installed in my building in the year 2001 by a licensed plumber, Rinnai 188,000 btu units and they never gave me a single problem for 20 years then all of a sudden both crapped out within a few days of each other, replaced both units myself and used Rinnai once again, 20 years is a long time