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The AMERICAN WATER 100263283 is a 30-gallon short electric water heater rated at 4500 watts, designed for residential hot water supply systems. It ships with an insulation blanket included, which helps reduce standby heat loss and improve energy efficiency in installations where ambient temperatures are lower. The unit measures 22 inches in diameter by 39-3/4 inches in height, making it well suited for utility closets, crawl spaces, and mechanical rooms where a standard-height tank will not fit. Licensed plumbers and HVAC technicians install this unit as a replacement or new-construction water heater in homes and light commercial settings.
This heater is built for short-form factor installations where vertical clearance is limited but a 30-gallon capacity is still required. It is categorized as a short electric water heater, distinguishing it from standard or tall tank configurations. The included insulation blanket is particularly useful in unconditioned spaces such as garages or basements. The 4500-watt heating element provides adequate recovery for typical single-family residential demand at standard 240-volt service.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation electric water heater for residential plumbing systems requiring a short 30-gallon tank configuration.
Installation must be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with local plumbing codes and the International Plumbing Code (IPC). Shut off the cold water supply and disconnect electrical power at the breaker before beginning any work. Electrical connections must comply with NEC requirements for the appropriate circuit ampacity and wire gauge for a 4500-watt, 240-volt appliance. Always purge air from the tank by opening a hot water fixture before restoring power to the heating element.
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