Rheem
Rheem EGSP10 10 gal 208 VAC 9.6 A Commercial Mini Tank Water Heater
A 10.0 gal commercial point-of-use electric water heater operating at 208 VAC with 9.6 A draw and 12 gph recovery at 100 F rise
- TypeTraffic & Parking Lot
- 10-gallon tank supplies hot water at the point of use
- 208 VAC single-phase power fits standard commercial wiring
- 6-amp draw keeps circuit loading low
- Recovers 12 gallons per hour at a 100 °F rise
- Compact 22 7/8-inch height fits tight installations
Compact Point-of-Use Capacity
The Rheem EGSP10 is a 10.0 gal electric mini tank water heater designed for commercial point-of-use installation. It operates on a 208 VAC supply drawing 9.6 A and delivers 3,000 W total power. The unit suits businesses needing hot water at a specific fixture without a central system.
Electrical and Spatial Verification
Confirm the site provides a 208 VAC single-phase or three-phase circuit rated for at least 9.6 A. Measure the installation area against the overall height of 22 7/8 in and jacket diameter of 15 3/4 in. Ensure the temperature and pressure relief opening at 19 3/8 in remains accessible for code compliance.
Sustained Recovery Output
Under continuous demand the heater recovers 12 gallons per hour at a 100 F temperature rise and 10 gallons per hour at a 120 F rise. These figures represent steady-state performance rather than a short initial draw. The tank capacity of 10.0 gal buffers brief peaks, but extended flow matches the listed recovery rates.
Highlights
- 10-gallon tank supplies hot water at the point of use
- 208 VAC single-phase power fits standard commercial wiring
- 6-amp draw keeps circuit loading low
- Recovers 12 gallons per hour at a 100 °F rise
- Compact 22 7/8-inch height fits tight installations
Specifications
| Brand | RHEEM |
|---|---|
| Type | Traffic & Parking Lot |
Questions about this item
Does the EGSP10 ship with the T&P valve and fittings, or must I buy them separately?
The heater includes the tank and factory-fitted T&P opening at 19 3/8 in height; supply lines, shut-off valves and any required expansion tank are not included and must be purchased separately.
Should I choose the 208 V single-phase or the 240 V three-phase connection for this 10 gal unit?
The nameplate lists 208 VAC at 9.6 A; the spec sheet also shows 240 V single-phase at 3 000 W, so wire the heater to whichever voltage your building provides.
What does the 12 gph recovery at 100 °F rise mean for actual hot-water delivery?
At a 100 °F temperature rise the heater can supply 12 gallons per hour; at a 120 °F rise recovery drops to 10 gallons per hour, so size draw events accordingly.
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