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I installed a tankless water heater today. It's a 240 volt 9500 watt water heater that will produce 2 gpm at a 27 degree temperature rise. This means you will get 2 gallons of water per minute that will be 27 degrees hotter than what is was before it got heated. This unit draws 40 amps...

I have seen electric tankless water systems mainly used for sinks. It's a tall order to get enough gallons per minute out of one for a shower. Rocky

Mark, I'm not sure I completely understand the question. If you want to install a door in a wall that contains electrical wires. The solution is to re-rout the wires. It sounds to me like you are dealing with a wall that contains branch circuits coming from your main panel. Electricians call...

Low voltage is the way to go. One consideration will be where to get power from. Low voltage lighting uses a transformer that changes supply voltage (120 volts) to low voltage (12-24 volts). You'll need a place to locate the transformer and time clock. You can buy a complete kit. Installation is...

Here's a manufacturer of tankless water heaters. Their relatively reasonable but installation can get pricey due to the proprietary ducting system for exhaust and combustion air. They're gas fired. http://www.foreverhotwater.com/index.shtml Another solution to getting the hot water where it is...