Topzide
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Newr unit of the one I've got under the sink. Has served me well. I believe the biggest difference is the 208 voltage design used on a 240 circuit! It's an element so voltage won't damage like a motor.
Under Sink Water Heater
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I have a small water heater in my shop. I think it's 5 gallons 110 volts . The water comes in the garage through the bathroom which is insulated. I keep a small elect heater with thermostat on in the winter to prevent the water from freezing
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LittleBittyBigJohn
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I ended up just getting a 4 gal 110 unit from Home Depot. I put it above the sink, it did not fit under. I just got it all finished this weekend. I had roughed in a full bath with a shower in the corner before I poured my slab. I've been using the shop for a couple of years now and don't think I have a need for a shower and wanted to preserve some square footage. I ended up turning my toilet 90 degrees from how it was originally laid out so the "toilet closet" can stay tucked back a little more than it would have been. I left the shower drain accessible in case I want to use it at a later date. The air compressor fit really well there, and it has to go somewhere.. So I just built a little riser to keep the plumbing safe. I am going to hard pipe the compressor to a reel in the front of the shop so I won't have to really have much access to the compressor itself.
