Electric Tankless Water Heaters

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Electric Tankless Water Heaters — On-Demand Hot Water Without a Gas Line Electric tankless water heaters are the practical choice for Canadian homes without gas access — condos, basement suites, apartments, and newer builds where no gas line runs to the water heater location. No venting, no gas permit, no combustion. The unit connects to your electrical panel and heats water on demand as it flows through. This collection covers three Camplux electric tankless models suited to different applications: a 110–120V point-of-use unit for under-sink or workshop use, an 8kW 240V unit for a single bathroom or small suite, and an 18kW 240V unit for whole-home coverage in moderate climates. All are ETL-listed and meet Canadian electrical safety standards. If you have gas access and are comparing options, see Gas Tankless Water Heaters for propane and natural gas alternatives. For a small under-sink tank that requires no electrical upgrade, see Electric Mini Tank Water Heaters . Choosing the Right Electric Tankless Unit for Your Situation The most important factor when selecting an electric tankless water heater is matching the unit's kW output to your electrical panel capacity and your hot water demand. Unlike gas units where the main variable is GPM, electric tankless performance depends directly on available amperage and inlet water temperature. 110–120V Small Instant Unit — Camplux 110–120V ($199.99). Plugs into a standard 120V outlet. Point-of-use application: under a bathroom sink, in a workshop, or as a booster for a remote tap. Not suited for shower use — output is limited to hand-washing and low-flow applications. No electrical upgrade required. 8kW 240V Unit — Camplux 8kW ($309.99). Requires a dedicated 240V/40A circuit. Suited to a single bathroom in a mild climate — a basement suite or secondary bathroom where inlet water temperatures are moderate. In colder Canadian provinces where winter inlet temperatures drop significantly, output at full temperature rise is lim