Tankless water heater ... dedicated to washing machine

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mikebuild

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I need to suppy hot water to a top loading clothes washer, temporarily. I would like to use an electric tankless water heater. Typical gpm for a washing machine seems to be 2.0 . Temperature rise would be about 70 degrees or so, 50ish to 120? My problem is capacity at the panel, most water heaters of this size require 70 or more amps, I only have 30 left out of the 200 total.

My idea ... use a smaller heater and turn the water supply valve (to the washer) down so as to slow the output flow, from the heater, thereby keeping the temp up where it needs to be ... what do you think?

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A 200 amp panel can handle breakers that add up to well more than 200 amps.
 
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