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When the planning stage begins for one of these spectacular bathrooms, most people forget the amount of hot water that will be required.
A Paloma Tankless can easily keep up with the demands of your luxurious bath environment. For instance, a whirlpool bath in a master bath will usually hold 60 to 80 gallons. The whirlpool bath will get filled with a conventional 100-gallon tank but there won't be enough hot water for anything else. If your plans also include one of those multi-head showers pouring out water at 10 to 15 gallons per minute, quick arithmetic will tell you a 50-gallon conventional tank will last only 5 minutes. That won't be enough time to unwind from a long day.
A properly sized Paloma Tankless hot water system is the best way to meet peak hot water demands because it never runs out. It's continuous.
Everyone is Safe
 A Paloma Bath Controller will safely set the water to 104 degrees F. The water in the shower will be a little lower than that - comfortably warm, not scalding. Learn more. 
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Morning Shower Hour
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2 simultaneous 5-minute showers
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2 simultaneous 10-minute showers
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2 simultaneous 20-minute showers
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3 simultaneous 5-minute showers
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3 simultaneous 7-minute showers
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Bath Time
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Take a shower immediately after filling
60-gallon tub
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Fill large 140-gallon whirlpool tub
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Complete Comparison
*During summer months, or winter months in the deep sunbelt. See Extreme Winter Shower Performance Chart for more details. |
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