Titan Tankless, a leader in tankless water heater technology, has been in business for 36 years. Today, most tankless water heaters are designed from the original design and concepts. This state-of-the-art product is the result of hard work by engineers and designers. A Titan Tankless Water Heater will heat your water in a modern way. For over 20 years, we have been a Titan dealer. Our Titan units are all certified new and the most current models. All orders qualify for same-day shipping. In addition, Niagara Industries backs all products with a 10-year warranty.
Why choose a Titan Electric Tankless Water Heater?
Let’s begin with the obvious benefits that a Titan Electric Tankless Water Heater offers. Imagine endless hot water! You could save up to 60% on your hot-water electric bill, which could make the unit pay for itself within the first year. What about the space savings? This product is a GREEN-friendly, recyclable product that will save the environment. Finally, let’s not forget Titan’s 36-year history, a 10-year warranty on all water-carrying components, a 30-day return policy, and free shipping!
List of the Best Titan Electric Tankless Water Heater
It can be challenging to look through the several options available when looking for the Best Titan Tankless Water Heater. We’ve compiled a list of Titan electric tankless water heaters that will assist you to make the most practical purchase for your office or home.
- Titan N-85 Electric Tankless Water Heater
- Titan N-100 Electric Tankless Water Heater
- Titan N-120 Electric Tankless Water Heater
- Titan N-160 Electric Tankless Water Heater
- Titan N-180 Electric Tankless Water Heater
- Titan N-210 Electric Tankless Water Heater
Titan N-85 Electric Tankless Water Heater
- 2.5 GPM
- Electric, Point of Use
- 99.5% Energy Efficiency
Titan N-100 Electric Tankless Water Heater
- 3.0 GPM
- Electric, Point of Use
- 99.5% Energy Efficiency
Titan N-120 Electric Tankless Water Heater
- 3.5 GPM
- Electric, Point of Use
- 99.5% Energy Efficiency
Titan N-160 Electric Tankless Water Heater
- 4 GPM
- Electric, Point of Use
- 99.5% Energy Efficiency
Titan N-180 Electric Tankless Water Heater
- 4.5 GPM
- Electric, Point of Use or Whole House
- 99.5% Energy Efficiency
Titan N-210 Electric Tankless Water Heater
- 5 GPM
- Electric, Point of Use or Whole House
- 99.5% Energy Efficiency
Hot water in the future | Titan Electric Tankless Water Heater
Since the beginning of the 20th century, electric tank water heaters were used in residential and commercial properties. Conventional electric heaters use a heating element to heat water and a storage tank to keep the water warm until it is needed. As a result, they have virtually remained unchanged throughout the years. However, there are some severe drawbacks to this process.
Coldwater starts to flow into a tank as soon as the water is required from a traditional tank. The cold water dilutes the tank’s heat. The temperature of the water in the tank drops as more water is taken from it. Eventually, the water temperature will drop enough to be uncomfortable to use (showering). This inefficient process means that a 60-gallon tank will only hold 45 gallons of hot water. As a result, 15 gallons of hot water are lost when cold street water is added during usage. Once this happens, it is necessary to wait for the heater to return all the water to the tank to a safe temperature. This is known as the “refresh” (or “recharge”) rate.
Traditional water heaters are typically set at extremely high temperatures, 130 to 140F, to increase the refresh rate and decrease the temperature drops during drawdown. Tank-type heaters are designed to heat stored water to a high temperature to ensure hot water. This temperature is much higher than what is safe to use for showering and other household purposes. This water must be heated first, then cooled by adding cold water to make the water comfortable. This means that you pay electricity to heat the water at a higher temperature than what you use. You must also pay for hot water throughout the day. Not just when it is needed, but all day. This leads to a lot of wasted energy and even more wasted money.
A conventional heater also continuously radiates heat (loss) continuously, contributing to the heating rate and energy consumption. This heat loss is commonly referred to as “standby” heat loss. Even modern tanks can suffer significant standby heat loss. Conventional heaters are equipped with both upper and lower heating elements. One of these heating elements can be turned on and off 24 hours a day, even when you aren’t home. Energy consumption can be slashed by as little as 30% by eliminating standby heat loss. It also saves tons of space!
Tankless water heaters are entirely on-demand. A sensor detects hot water demand when a hot water faucet turns on. The sensor switches on the heating elements. A computer chip determines the correct power output for the elements based upon the user’s heat setting, flow rate, and other parameters. The heating elements heat up, and the water leaves the unit at the temperature desired. This takes only seconds. The tankless water heater will continue to heat water until the faucet is shut off. The unit will shut off when the flow sensor senses that the water is not flowing. If hot water is not required, no energy is used. Standby heating losses are eliminated. A tankless water heater does not have a refresh rate and is instantaneous. This means that water is not heated to 130F or 140F as often as conventional tanks. The output temperature can be set to match your actual needs, usually around 105F. This saves you a lot of energy.
A second problem with traditional water heaters is their vulnerability to minerals, sediments, age, and other factors. A traditional tank-type water heater has a lifespan of fewer than 12 years in North America. Most tanks are sent to the dump after their short service lives. This is not an environmentally friendly or cost-effective option. Tankless water heaters have a much longer service life. The life expectancy of electric tankless water heaters is much greater.
You might not know that the Titan Tankless has health benefits. If the water tank is not heated enough to kill them, bacteria and viruses can grow. Water heaters were responsible for the recent legionella outbreak. Titans do not have this problem because there is no water storage.
What Titan model is the best for me?
When choosing a Titan Tankless Water Heater, there are many factors to consider. These include your location, incoming temperature, climate, hot water needs, electrical system support, unit power, flow rate, and how your electric system can handle it. As the unit’s temperature output can be adjusted, it is good to choose the most potent Titan that your electrical system can handle. Here is a guide. Click on the model to see additional information.
Our most popular model is the Titan N120 for average size homes (3 BR, 2.5 BTH). It is recommended for Southern states like Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. You can use it in apartments and condos if the dwellings are capable of supporting it electrically. If you need to upgrade the hot water temperature, you can go for the SCR3, N160 model. Finally, the N-180 model is recommended for larger homes or homes with high hot water demand (e.g., multiple shower heads, jacuzzi tubs) in the Southern states.
The Titan is specifically designed to be used in new apartments and homes where the lower voltage of 208VAC in mains has recently been implemented. It has modern bathroom fixtures such as Press Balancing Mixing Valves and Flow Restricted Single-Handle Valves. It can also provide an upgrade to the N-120 model’s water temperature.
The Titan is compatible with most states in the U.S.A., except Alaska and the extreme Northern States, which have freezing incoming water (MTWY, SD, ND), IA, WI. It’s great for larger Southern homes, high hot water demands, or homes with unique requirements.
The Titan N210 is one of the most powerful Titans, except for our N270 model. It can be used in nearly all areas of the country, as well as Canada. Two 50 AMP breakers will be required with 6 gauge wiring. This is the ultimate tankless water heater.
Titan N270 is one of the most powerful Titans ever made. It can be used in all residential areas of the United States and Canada. Two 60 AMP breaker boxes with 6 gauge wiring will be required. This is an excellent option for homes with significant hot water demands, such as multi-shower heads or jacuzzi tubs. This is the best tankless hot water heater.
Our most popular model for apartments and condos in Florida, Louisiana, and Southern Texas is the Titan N85. You only need a 40-amp breaker. Titans can be used in mobile homes, boats, and anywhere else hot water is required.
Other models (N-100 to N-64 and N-42) are also available for those applications that require the Titan to be tailored to specific locations or point-of-use applications.
Our low-power model, the Titan N-10, operates on 110-120V. It can only supply warm water. It can be used as a small sink or half bath.
Before and after
The Titan Tankless can replace your entire hot-water tank and mount right on the wall. Mounting brackets are included and require no venting. You can enjoy never-ending hot water, and you will save a lot of electrical energy. Consider all the storage and space you can create from replacing your tank. REMOVE! A Titan is a modern way to heat water.
