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Mini electric tankless water heater – Small 110V instant water heater, under-sink plug-in water heater with LCD digital display for kitchen sink tap (gold)

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Product information

Description

General description

The mini electric tankless water heater is designed for under-sink installation, offering a compact and space-saving solution. This 110V instant water heater heats water in just 3 seconds, making it an ideal choice for users who want quick access to hot water. With a digital LCD display, it's easy to control the water temperature according to the flow rate.

Technical specifications

Size: 20 x 13 x 6.5 cm (7.87 x 5.12 x 2.56 inches)

Power: 3000 W

Water Temperature Range: 35-50 ℃

Water Pipe Diameter: 1/2 inch (inlet or outlet)

Voltage: 110 V

Circuit breaker required: ≥ 30 A

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with US outlets

Requires 2.5 mm² cable (#14 AWG wire)

Installation

The mini water heater can be easily installed on a shelf, wall, or bracket under the bathroom or kitchen sink. Simply connect the water pipes up and down to provide hot water to your sink.

Usage

To use the water heater, simply turn on the water tap. If the water temperature is not to your liking, wait a little longer or reduce the water flow to obtain the desired temperature.

Other information

Automatic shut-off in case of inactivity, overheating, or leakage. The water heater stops heating when there is no water flow, thus saving on electricity bills.

Features

Brand
SNQ
Colour
Yellow
Volume
1 l
Energy efficiency rating
A++
Max. energy efficiency rating
A+
Min. energy efficiency rating
D
Water heater energy source
Electric
Height
3 cm
Width
2 cm
Material
Oak
Voltage
110 V
Type of water heater
Tankless water heater
ManoMano Reference
ME97400287
MMID
296141964245
Product code
FD-42776
EAN
6919595331991

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