Tankless Water Heater, GASLAND Outdoors BE264 10L 2.64GPM Portable Gas Water Heater, Energy-efficient Propane Water Heater for RV Camping Cabin Barn Boat, Overheating Protection, Easy Installation

C'est un produit très impressionnant, je suis super satisfait. Je m'attendais a moins bien que ça. L'eau chez moi est très froide et malgré ça, la machine réussi a réchauffer l'eau jusqu'à 140F avec un débit un peu faible mais très suffisant pour faire tout ce qu'on veut. Si on accepte que l'eau soit moins chaude, 110-120F, le débit est très bon.

Reliable, works as expected. FYI I have more gallons of water through this heater than any other reviewer. been using mine for years. Mine is used on a DIY hot tub and recirculates 250 Gallons of water to achieve hot tub temps. Flow initiates the gas burners. After a few years the flow detection valve will fail, but can't fault the unit for that. I LOVE this product and will buy another when my flow detection valve fails again in a year or 2. Pipe threads are British Pipe Thread "BPT". You will need a conversion connection to mate with American NPT. I recommend YES many times over. Great product. Easy to use, and set up. Don't allow use in freezing temps. Unit MUST be protected against Freezing temps. I am not a paid endorser. I have hundreds of hours experience with this product and would highly recommend, but like all products their are limitations. Do not leave outside to freeze, otherwise you get one season out of it and that's NOT the products fault.

The first time I had seen a Gasland water heater was at a friends off grid tiny rental house he recommended this brand to me for power outages. I like it so much that I bought another one a Gasland BE 158 1.58 GPM 6L for for an outdoor doggie wash station.

Installed water heater on my off grid cottage. Sure beats boiling water on the stove.

UPDATED: After a year, it is trashed. See pic. I wouldn't recommend this for anyone for the price. For the money, this can't be beat but I would rather have spent 50 more dollars for: 1. A better holster for the shower head. It is cheap, doesn't properly hold the shower head and will need to be replaced for this to be a truly 5.0 unit. 2. Because of #1, my temp display no longer works and we are suddenly getting the EA code. (The shower head wasn't properly secured because of #1 and thus dumped a bunch of water at pressure into the heater unit) The unit still works and we will likely just ignore the LED code because, well... you don't have an LED in your shower to tell you how hot it is, you just adjust the temp until it is what you want. We bought the 2.64GPM version and it is far too powerful unless we were going to set up a waterfall replacement head. 1.5GPM would have been plenty.