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expiredcatfishk posted Jan 02, 2022 07:42 PM
expiredcatfishk posted Jan 02, 2022 07:42 PM

Performance Platinum 50 Gal. 10-Year Hybrid High Efficiency Smart Tank Electric Water Heater $1199

$1,199

$1,699

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Home Depot has 50 gallon Rheem hybrid heat-pump water heaters for $1199 (I am in Oregon 97202). I know these have been as low as $979, but this deal reflects 29% off retail or $1699.99. The 80 gallon units are marked down, as well, though not as much.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Rheem.../312742081

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Home Depot has 50 gallon Rheem hybrid heat-pump water heaters for $1199 (I am in Oregon 97202). I know these have been as low as $979, but this deal reflects 29% off retail or $1699.99. The 80 gallon units are marked down, as well, though not as much.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Rheem.../312742081

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Jan 02, 2022 08:06 PM
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Quote from SplendidHome1945 :
tankless all the way
If your house doesn't have natural gas, tankless isn't usually feasible. Electric tankless units draw so much power that they usually require a panel upgrade.
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thrytisJan 02, 2022 08:19 PM
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Looks to be regional. Full price here in NC.
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BigCTMJan 02, 2022 08:26 PM
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Quote from LINKYSLK :
was $980 a few months ago

https://www.cnet.com/home/energy-...r-heaters/ [cnet.com]
The original post mentioned this already.
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wei2coolJan 02, 2022 08:31 PM
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Is it in store only? Can't replicate it online
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Quote from dave.alessandria :
If your house doesn't have natural gas, tankless isn't usually feasible. Electric tankless units draw so much power that they usually require a panel upgrade.
Agree, and actually many nat gas retrofits require a larger delivery line to the house to handle a tankless, as they have the similar demands for gas as a whole house HVAC (heating side). And that ain't cheap or a DIY project you can hide from the utility company.
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So, I used my zip code of 15642 to find a local store and the price was $1,699. I used the author's zip code of 97202 and the price is $1,199. Can't believe how much of a price difference there is. Shipping to my zip code is $75.00 and tax of $76.44 for a total price of $1,350.44. Hope the price goes lower.
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Quote from SplendidHome1945 :
tankless all the way
Tankless is far less efficient for a house that is your primary residence. As a vacation property, absolutely.

Heat pump is far more efficient even with having to maintain a column of water.
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Sandman333Jan 02, 2022 10:05 PM
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Thanks!

Does anyone know if the federal tax credit will exist for 2022? All I can find says it expired Dec. 31, 2021.
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Quote from poormanq45 :
Tankless is far less efficient for a house that is your primary residence. As a vacation property, absolutely.

Heat pump is far more efficient even with having to maintain a column of water.
I think this depends on people's "definition" of efficient. A heat pump can transfer more energy than is put into it, so it's going to be more "efficient" (except for storage standby losses). However for many people, a tankless would be more "efficient" because it can produce the same amount of water for less money (gas being cheaper than electricity). Especially if it's a condensing tankless.
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rilawJan 02, 2022 10:36 PM
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Have had one for years, love it. Only cost me $300 or so installed after sale, rebate, and self install. I grabbed a wifi unit marked down for $20 later. Like that I can control it with my phone. Always in "Energy Saver" mode, then switch to "High Demand" if we need we need it
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Quote from BigCTM :
The original post mentioned this already.
Yeah, it seems the MSRP of the 50 gal jumped from ~$1250 to $1699.
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OhFrugalJan 02, 2022 11:13 PM
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The full electric and this model uses the same wattage according to Home Depot page:
Wattage (watts) 4500 W 4500 W
That means, we face the same question of shelling out some $1000 or more for the electric upgrade? Any thoughts? TIA
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Quote from BENJAMINB1246 :
I think this depends on people's "definition" of efficient. A heat pump can transfer more energy than is put into it, so it's going to be more "efficient" (except for storage standby losses). However for many people, a tankless would be more "efficient" because it can produce the same amount of water for less money (gas being cheaper than electricity). Especially if it's a condensing tankless.
This is true.

With the price of NG the monthly bill is going to be lower even than heat pump.

I was looking at it from the total energy consumption (btu)
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Quote from SplendidHome1945 :
tankless all the way
I wanted a tank water heater because I am switching from gas to electric, would like hot water when we lose power, and it's also nice to have a heat pump down in the basement acting as a dehumidifier.
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