Eemax
Eemax EX190TC ML Both Undersink Tankless Water Heater 240V 19kW 105°F
Compact undersink tankless heater delivers 3 gpm at 105 °F from a 19 kW 240 V unit
- TypeWater Heaters
- 240V single-phase power enables compact undersink installation
- 19kW heating delivers up to 3 gpm for multi-fixture use
- 3 gpm activation starts flow with minimal demand
- Adjustable thermostat controls output up to 105°F
- 25×10.75×4.5 in footprint fits tight cabinet spaces
Undersink Tankless Heater for Commercial Use
The Eemax EX190TC ML is a 240V AC electric tankless water heater designed for indoor commercial and industrial environments. It serves single or multi-fixture applications where space is limited and on-demand hot water is required. The unit operates on a single phase and activates at a minimum flow of 0.3 gpm.
Adjustable Thermostat with 105°F Maximum
An adjustable thermostat lets the installer set the delivered temperature up to a maximum of 105 degrees Fahrenheit. The minimum delivered temperature is 110 degrees Fahrenheit. This range supports applications needing consistent output without storing heated water in a tank.
19 kW Power Draw Requires 80 A Supply
The heater consumes 19,000 W and draws 80 A at 240 V AC. This electrical demand determines whether the existing service can support the unit without upgrades. The 3/4 inch cold inlet and 3 gpm maximum flow rate define the plumbing connection and peak capacity.
Highlights
- 240V single-phase power enables compact undersink installation
- 19kW heating delivers up to 3 gpm for multi-fixture use
- 3 gpm activation starts flow with minimal demand
- Adjustable thermostat controls output up to 105°F
- 25×10.75×4.5 in footprint fits tight cabinet spaces
Specifications
| Brand | EEMAX |
|---|---|
| Type | Water Heaters |
Questions about this item
Will the heating elements need periodic descaling?
Scale buildup on the elements depends on local water hardness; the unit has no self-cleaning cycle so plan to flush or descale according to your water conditions.
At 19 kW and 80 A draw, what limits continuous output first?
The 19,000 W power rating and 80 A current set the thermal ceiling; flow above 3 gpm or inlet temperatures requiring more than 105 °F rise will hit that limit first.
How much waste heat and noise does the 19 kW unit add to a cabinet all day?
Nearly all 19,000 W becomes water heat, so cabinet temperature rises noticeably; the unit has no fan, so operating noise is limited to water flow and contactor clicks.
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