Eemax
Eemax SPEX95T S 240VAC Sanitation Electric Tankless Water Heater
Point-of-use electric tankless heater delivering 9.5 kW at 240 V for commercial sanitation with a 70–180 °F range
- Sanitation-grade heating for commercial hygiene compliance
- 5 kW output delivers rapid temperature rise at point of use
- Activates at just 0.2 gpm for low-flow fixtures
- Thermostatic control maintains 70 °F to 180 °F range
- Single-phase 240 VAC installation simplifies electrical requirements
Point-of-Use Sanitation Heater
The Eemax SPEX95T S is a point-of-use electric tankless water heater designed for commercial sanitation applications. It operates on 240 VAC single-phase power and draws 40 amps at 9,500 watts. The unit activates at a minimum flow of 0.2 gpm and delivers a temperature range from 70 to 180 degrees Fahrenheit. It connects via 3/8 inch compression fittings.
Replaces Bulky Storage Tanks
This heater replaces traditional storage tanks where instant hot water is required for sanitation. The jump is worth it when space is limited and continuous flow is needed without standby heat loss. At 0.5 gpm it provides a 130 degree temperature rise, while at 1.5 gpm the rise is 43 degrees. At 6.0 gpm output is limited to the thermostatic setting.
Simple Compression Connection
Installation uses standard 3/8 inch compression water connections and single-phase 240 VAC wiring rated for 40 amps. Ensure the electrical supply meets the amperage requirement and that plumbing fittings are properly sealed. What usually goes wrong is undersized wiring or insufficient flow to trigger the 0.2 gpm activation threshold.
Highlights
- Sanitation-grade heating for commercial hygiene compliance
- 5 kW output delivers rapid temperature rise at point of use
- Activates at just 0.2 gpm for low-flow fixtures
- Thermostatic control maintains 70 °F to 180 °F range
- Single-phase 240 VAC installation simplifies electrical requirements
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size water connection does the SPEX95T S use for installation?
The unit uses a 3/8 in compression water connection for the inlet and outlet.
What electrical supply is required and what breaker size is typical for this 9,500 W heater?
It requires a 240 V single-phase supply drawing 40 A, so a dedicated 40 A double-pole breaker and appropriately sized wire are needed.
How often should the inlet screen be inspected or cleaned on this sanitation heater?
Inspect the inlet screen every six months and clean it if debris is present to maintain the 0.2 gpm minimum flow activation.
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