Rheem-Ruud
Rheem-Ruud EGSP6 120V 6 gal Commercial Mini Tank Water Heater
A compact 6-gallon electric tank delivers hot water at the point of use with a 30 gph recovery rate at 40-degree rise
- TypeOther
- 6-gallon tank supplies hot water at the point of use
- 30 gallons per hour recovery at 40 °F rise delivers quick replenishment
- 120 V single-phase power with 25 A draw fits standard circuits
- Compact 15.12 in height by 15.75 in width suits tight installations
- Automatic thermostat maintains set temperature without manual adjustment
Compact Point-of-Use Water Heater
The Rheem-Ruud EGSP6 is a commercial-grade mini tank water heater designed for point-of-use installation. It operates on a standard 120V AC single-phase supply and stores 6 gallons of hot water. The unit draws 25 A and consumes 3,000 W, making it suitable for indoor commercial environments needing a dedicated hot water source.
Automatic Temperature Control Benefits
An automatic thermostat manages the single heating element to maintain the set temperature without manual adjustment. The 3/4 inch NPT cold inlet simplifies plumbing connections at a height of 4.25 inches. This configuration delivers a maximum recovery flow rate of 30 gph at a 40-degree Fahrenheit rise.
Ideal for Low-Demand Commercial Fixtures
This heater suits commercial restrooms, break rooms, or service sinks where hot water demand is intermittent and limited to a single fixture. It is not suited for high-volume applications requiring a first-hour rating or whole-building supply. Buyers needing higher continuous flow or multiple outlet support should consider larger capacity units.
Highlights
- 6-gallon tank supplies hot water at the point of use
- 30 gallons per hour recovery at 40 °F rise delivers quick replenishment
- 120 V single-phase power with 25 A draw fits standard circuits
- Compact 15.12 in height by 15.75 in width suits tight installations
- Automatic thermostat maintains set temperature without manual adjustment
Specifications
| Brand | RHEEM-RUUD |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
Will the single heating element need replacement during the heater's life?
The unit uses one 3,000 W element drawing 25 A at 120 V; element life varies with water quality and duty cycle, so plan for eventual replacement.
What limits continuous hot water delivery during heavy use?
Maximum recovery is 30 gph at a 40 °F rise, so sustained draws above that rate will outpace reheating.
How much heat and power does the tank add to a utility room running all day?
It draws up to 3,000 W continuously while heating; waste heat radiates from the 15.12 in tall, 15.75 in diameter tank into the surrounding space.
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