Prioritize heat-input margin and plan for a more moderate shower flow when campground or winter source water is cold.
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CHOOSE BY TEMPERATURE RISE
Choose output for the water coming in.
A tankless water heater's GPM is not one fixed number. Colder inlet water requires a larger temperature rise, which reduces the flow available at the same set temperature. Start with your usual source-water temperature, then compare the output that supports the shower flow you want.
Mid- and high-output tiers preserve more everyday shower flow through spring, fall and cooler destinations.
A smaller temperature rise allows the same heat-input tier to support substantially more continuous flow.
See how inlet temperature changes available flow.
Choose the temperature closest to the water entering your RV. The engineering equivalents below are rounded to the nearest 0.1 U.S. GPM.
Best suited to warmer source water and lower-flow shower setups.
A balanced step up with more flow headroom as source water gets cooler.
Shown from the supplied performance table; no current model is assigned here.
The highest heat-input tier in this comparison, preserving the most flow as source water gets colder.
Best suited to warmer source water and lower-flow shower setups.
A balanced step up with more flow headroom as source water gets cooler.
Shown from the supplied performance table; no current model is assigned here.
The highest heat-input tier in this comparison, preserving the most flow as source water gets colder.
Best suited to warmer source water and lower-flow shower setups.
A balanced step up with more flow headroom as source water gets cooler.
Shown from the supplied performance table; no current model is assigned here.
The highest heat-input tier in this comparison, preserving the most flow as source water gets colder.
Best suited to warmer source water and lower-flow shower setups.
A balanced step up with more flow headroom as source water gets cooler.
Shown from the supplied performance table; no current model is assigned here.
The highest heat-input tier in this comparison, preserving the most flow as source water gets colder.
Best suited to warmer source water and lower-flow shower setups.
A balanced step up with more flow headroom as source water gets cooler.
Shown from the supplied performance table; no current model is assigned here.
The highest heat-input tier in this comparison, preserving the most flow as source water gets colder.
Best suited to warmer source water and lower-flow shower setups.
A balanced step up with more flow headroom as source water gets cooler.
Shown from the supplied performance table; no current model is assigned here.
The highest heat-input tier in this comparison, preserving the most flow as source water gets colder.
Calculated heat-input equivalents supplied at a 108°F (42°C) outlet target; they are not measured or guaranteed field output. Actual performance can vary with efficiency, inlet temperature, selected setpoint, water pressure and restrictions, propane supply, altitude, venting, installation and model controls. The 62K value is shown as the supplied comparison tier and is not assigned to a current model on this page.
Why does hot-water flow change with the season?
Colder inlet water requires a larger temperature rise. At the same set temperature, that leaves less available flow than warmer source water.
Does a higher BTU rating make the water hotter?
Not necessarily. At the same set temperature, higher heat input mainly gives you more flow headroom when inlet water is colder.
Can I choose a water heater by maximum GPM alone?
No. Compare GPM at the same inlet and outlet temperatures. A maximum-flow figure measured with warmer inlet water will not describe cold-water performance.
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FAQs
Minimum water flow to ignite?
0.5 GPM across the line. InstaShower Ultra holds ignition even lower thanks to HydroShield.
Winterizing?
No tank to drain. Blow out the lines or pump antifreeze per your RV's plumbing plan.
→Winterize Your RV Water Heater (Without Cracking a Tank)
High altitude?
Entire line rated to 9800 ft (certified at 5000 ft). Ultra auto-compensates.
Anode?
Tankless water heaters don’t use a storage tank, so there’s no anode rod to replace. Less maintenance, fewer worries.
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