Does this water heater plug in or does it require wiring?
1759141
It does plug in. 110-V, 20-amp circuit. It should have its own circuit, although mine is on a circuit with a dishwasher and disposer, since they hardly ever operate at the same time. I have no problems with it.
1759142
The water heater plugs into the wall but I would not buy it. It leaks under the counter. I waited just a bit too long and I had to throw mine in the trash. This is a huge waste of money.
1759143
The heater plugs in but the cord is short. The directions say to avoid extension cords so if you don't have a receptacle under the cabinet you might need to add one. If you use an extension cord make sure it is rated for heavy duty appliances.
1287856
This water heater requires it to be direct wired, but is easily done by an electrician.
689688
No, you don't need to plug it in. You place it on a heat source like your stove top, either gas or electric, or you can even place it on a BBQ grill and use the heat source. That way you can get the water to boil and thus create steam.
496084
Yes, it had a plug. We used the plug until I took the time to fish the wiring through and Hard wire it. But yes, you can plug it in......
535218
Yes, you need to buy a valves and hookups separete. It is just water heater.
1437449
It requires work to install as I recall, we did a full reconstruct of bathroom and so it required all the accessories and installation. If you have a heater for the water, there is apparently some problem associated with getting the proper connection to your electric box.
1448569
It does require an electrical connection. It heats the water to a temperature that you select.The amount of heated water is a little limited and it will become coll after an extended flow time. The seat also can be heated. If this is your first time using one of these units, you will soon become addicted!!!
518267
It does not need a separate circuit for the timer. I ran the 240 to the timer and (I think) 12 gauge from the timer to the water heater. I'm not qualified to answer the second question, but given the way you have to wire the timer I would guess that you can't wire safely w/o the neutral.
474482
there is n plug on this unit. You need to add a quality and properly rated cost and wire it into the heater.I used a 6ft utility extension cord and cut off the female end and wired it into the heater with a thermostat. There is no thermostat in the unit except for the high temp cutout.
136932
It doesn't have a plug. It's designed to be wired directly to a 120v thermostat which is then wired to a source with standard house electrical wire. It's either off or on with the thermostat. It does not draw power when off.
424602
You will need an electrician to run power to it from the thermostat. Mine was a replacement, so I installed it myself using the existing power line.
385033
its dosnt need any kind of electicity. you need to plug only tube and water pumps
1838555
Yes it needs to be plugged in to a regular household outlet. It has both an electronic ignition and a blower fan for the heat exchanger.
1209557
Not in the drain plug. It has it's own hole. May be covered. Check the manual for your heater.
917723
Nothing was needed with regards to the plumbing aspects but we had to install an electrical outlet with a GFCI socket. If the current hose connecting the toilet tank to water supply is very old you may need a new hose as the plumbing washers could leak on the new installation as a result of age deterioration
412877
It has to be hardwired. I used a part-time plummer to do installation in about 45 minutes. I saved lot of money compare to any pool service company. Working perfect.
518268
It is set to use just to 240 volts supply for the Water Heater. You do not need a separate 120 volt circuit. It is VERY simple to connect.