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12530 Prairie Ave, Hawthorne, CA 90250
Heat Pump Water Heater
old
Existing water heater
INSTALLED APPLIANCE
new
Highest efficiency heat pump water heater plumbed to new location
Total project cost
(after incentives)
(after incentives)
$1,450
Condensing Tankless Water Heater
old
Existing water heater
INSTALLED APPLIANCE
new
High efficiency tankless water heater installed with interior vent upgrade
Total project cost
(after incentives)
(after incentives)
$5,800
Tankless Water Heater
old
Existing water heater
INSTALLED APPLIANCE
new
Standard efficiency tankless water heater installed with interior vent upgrade
Total project cost
$5,100
Conventional Water Heater
old
Existing water heater
INSTALLED APPLIANCE
new
Conventional water heater
Total project cost
$2,800
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Household size
3
Hot water usage
Average
Utility prices
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Household size
3
Hot water usage
Average
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Total cost of each water heater over time
$20000
$19000
$18000
$17000
$16000
$15000
$14000
$13000
$12000
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After 1 year
Condensing Tankless (gas): $6,104
Tankless (gas): $5,461
Tank (gas): $3,250
Tank (electric): $2,887
Heat Pump Water Heater: $1,666
Heat Pump Water Heater
Tankless (gas)
Condensing Tankless (gas)
Tank (gas)
Tank (electric)
Yearly cost of each water heater
$1500
$1400
$1300
$1200
$1100
$1000
$900
$800
$700
$600
$500
$400
$300
$200
$100
$0
$216
Heat Pump Water Heater
$361
Tankless (gas)
$304
Condensing Tankless (gas)
$450
Tank (gas)
$887
Tank (electric)
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Assumes a 50° temperature rise from 70° fahrenheit to 120° fahrenheit.
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For gas-powered water heaters, it takes approximately 584 British Thermal Units (BTUs) to heat 1 gallon of water for this 50° temperature rise.
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For heat pump water heaters, it takes approximately 0.1 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity in heat pump-only mode to heat 1 gallon of water for this 50° temperature rise.
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For electric resistance water heaters, it takes approximately 0.4 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity to heat 1 gallon of water for this 50° temperature rise.