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Tankless Water Heaters — Find the Right Type for Your Home or Setup A tankless water heater heats water on demand — no storage tank, no standby heat loss, no running out mid-shower. The right type depends on two things: where the unit is going, and what fuel source you have available. If your home is connected to the natural gas grid, a gas tankless water heater is typically the most cost-effective long-term option — lower operating cost per BTU, higher flow rates, and well-suited to Canadian winters where cold inlet water temperatures reduce output on undersized units. If you're outside the gas grid — a rural property, cottage, or off-grid cabin — a propane tankless water heater runs on the same fuel as your furnace or stove, with no grid connection required. For homes without gas access at all — condos, basement suites, or newer builds — an electric tankless water heater installs without venting or gas permits. The tradeoff is electrical load: whole-home electric units require a dedicated 240V circuit and sufficient panel capacity. For RV owners and off-grid camping, the requirements are different again — portable, propane-compatible, and built to handle variable inlet pressure. The portable water heater lineup covers 6L to 20L output for those setups. Browse by type: Gas Tankless Water Heaters — 2.64 to 6.86 GPM, propane & natural gas, indoor & outdoor Propane Tankless Water Heaters — for off-grid, rural homes and cottages not on the gas grid Natural Gas Tankless Water Heaters — high-efficiency whole-home units for city homes on the gas grid Electric Tankless Water Heaters — 8kW to 27kW, no gas line or venting required, ETL-listed Electric Mini Tank Water Heaters — 120V plug-in, point-of-use, no electrical upgrade needed Portable Water Heaters — propane, 6L to 20L, for camping, RV and off-grid use RV Tankless Water Heaters — wall-mount propane units built for RV exterior installation All Camplux tankless units sold in Canada meet CSA, ETL, or equivalent c

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