3. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
The installation must be carried out by
licensed professionals. All state and local
codes must be adhered to.
The manufacturer will not be liable for any
damages because of failure to comply
with these installation instructions or
because of improper installation
performed by an unqualified installer.
Choose a location that allows easy
access for maintenance or servicing. The
water heater should be installed at least 8
– 9” from the ceiling or any adjacent walls.
Figure 1
1. Cold water inlet
2. Hot water outlet
3. Pressure/temperature relief valve
4. Discharge pipe
4. MOUNTING THE UNIT
1. Drill two (2) 1/4 inch holes in the
wall where the water heater will be
mounted
2. Install plastic wall anchors
3. Fasten wall mounting bracket to
the wall
4. Hook water heater to the mounting
bracket
5. Pull downwards on the water
heater to properly seat it on the
bracket
5. PLUMBING CONNECTIONS
Connect the cold water pipe to the cold
water connection on the unit (blue).
Connect the hot water pipe to the hot
water connection on the unit (red, see fig.
1.)
Connect the water pipes to the heater.
IMPORTANT: If water pipes are of copper
or bronze, use dielectric connections to
prevent heater corrosion.
Failure to provide dielectric insulation may
result in premature tank or nipple failure
and may void your warranty.
Ensure that the water heater is installed in
a level position.
Install a shut off on the cold-water side of
the water heater. This is for emergency
shut-off. It must be kept open when the
water heater is operating.
When using copper piping, solder a piece
of tubing to a threaded fitting (union)
before screwing the adapter to the tank.
DO NOT APPLY HEAT DIRECTLY TO
INLET OR OUTLET CONNECTIONS.
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