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A water heater can be installed in almost any location as long as proper ventilation is provided and it's not located too close to a heat source such as an oven or fireplace. Gas units are particularly easy to install because gas connections are readily accessible with minimal effort required. Water heaters come in several different sizes for various capacities and hot water needs. Tank less models require special venting considerations that must be addressed by a qualified licensed plumber. The information below should give you the necessary understanding of how your household hot water system works and how to safely and correctly install a new water heater. Hot water is a necessity in modern homes and an integral part of our everyday lives. When you turn on the tap, hot water comes out because of pressurized gas or hot water lines attached to your plumbing system. There are two main types of water heaters available: storage tank and tank less. Storage tanks require constant power to keep the hot water supply at an acceptable temperature for use in various household functions, including bathing, dishes, laundry, and cleaning. Clogging drains. Installing a water heater can be simple if you have the right information to help you get started. The directions below will walk you through it step-by-step for illustration purposes only. For this task, you will need assorted tools including tape measure or ruler, level, a stud finder (helps locate wall studs), electric drill, waterproof gloves, adjustable wrench set, screwdriver set, and electrical tape; house blueprints and installation instructions included with your new unit; preparation work such as clearing pathways and unclogging drains; new water heater; clean cloth rags for wiping surfaces and fixtures while working. Once installed, tank less units can sit on an outlet much like other appliances in the home.
