[Greenbuilding] Experiences with Seisco

Keith Winston keith at earthsunenergy.com
Fri Mar 7 08:39:04 CST 2008


I've never heard of them before. That's not a great sign, I'm fairly 
deep into this industry. They are an electric resistance on-demand water 
heater. I don't have time to see if they have any particularly redeeming 
features, but all electric resistance on-demand water heaters and near 
100% efficient (somewhere in the 90's) so I don't know what they are 
claiming. You can see the Stiebel-Eltron units, and I think some other 
electric units, at

houseneeds.com

They've got manuals, specs, etc. readily accessible there, too. Good luck.

Keith


Beatrice Dohrn wrote:
> I'm in final stages of planning an owner built home here in the hills of Eugene Oregon.  I have previously built in the Northeast and am only now adjusting to some of the different assumptions about building that prevail here.  
>
> For example, in the NE when I built 20 yrs ago using electrical heating appliances was a big no no.  Now dragging LP to my site by truck is raising questions.  
>
> I am looking at what sort of tankless hot water system to use for dom. hot water.  (Not up to the radiant floor heat yet,  but I am pretty sure I wasn sep. systems).  I like a lot of what I read on the Seisco site.... but suspect that there's a back story.  Anyone have any experience with these and any wisdom for me on whether I should be switching from the Rinnai tankless concept?
>
> Do tell.  
>
>
> Beatrice Dohrn
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