Homeowners

trutankless was designed with the modern family homeowner in mind, supplying endless hot water for the entire house. Learn how an environmentally friendly trutankless unit will save homeowners energy, valuable space and best of all... money.

Performance Meets Efficiency

Our trutankless electric tankless water heater employs highly accurate sensors, robust solid state electronics, and proprietary software to power one of the most efficient heat exchangers ever produced.

Intelligent

Smart grid and home automation capabilities, remote control and monitoring, and smartphone alerts are all available for the peace of mind that comes with modern technology.

Precise

Our robust and reliable flow meter helps produce hot water at a consistent temperature, within one degree, even if sudden changes to incoming water temperature or flow occur.

Reliable

Our engineers incorporated numerous safety features along with technologies like dry-fire defense, freeze protection, smart grid capabilities and leak detection that prevent product failure.

Customizable

trutankless is configured with ideal performance in mind, but with adjustable power management settings at their fingertips, users can further enhance energy usage and performance.

Smart Features

A convenient app (iOS + Android) allows for remote settings, notifications and monitoring to ensure safe operation, trutankless models are compatible with existing home automation and energy management systems.

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Your Tank Is Terrible

  • OUTDATED: They’re based on 100 year old technology.
  • WASTED ENERGY: Working 11 hours a day even in the absence of hot water demand.
  • MISUSED SPACE: Storing 40-80 gallons of hot water takes up valuable space.
  • OWNERSHIP COST: Need to be replaced every 7 to 10 years.
  • ANNUAL EXPENSE: $8.1 billion could be saved if American families switched to tankless heaters.
  • SAFETY: Corrosion, leaks, scalding and explosions can be hazardous to your family.
  • HEALTH: Avoid using old water contaminated with rust and bacteria.
  • FAILURE: Tank failures result in leaks and structural damage.