for residential, it looks like single phase is pretty much a given unless i'm missing something.... is new construction sometimes 3 phase?
anyway, let's assume i'm single phase and i am willing to sacrifice temp and/or flow rate to be fully electric & tankless. what are my options? what about special/custom configurations, like multiple units in series?
my current place is just some little house, but i have been trying to talk my family into pooling resources to move into a larger, custom home where we do some multi-generational, non traditional household thing, so looking at like 6-10 people in a "weird" ADA compliant, single story house that i would want organized such that maintenance is easy for ourselves/tradespeople (like there would probably be a mechanical room, access to electric/plumbing would be easy... almost commercial construction).
and one of the things i'm an advocate for is full electrification and maximizing efficiency within that. like if we can only shower one at a time and not run any appliances during that, or if the temps "only" go up to like 80-85° in the shower, i might be able to sell that. especially if we have like a sauna or whatever that can take the place of the "hot" shower.
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for residential, it looks like single phase is pretty much a given unless i'm missing something.... is new construction sometimes 3 phase?
anyway, let's assume i'm single phase and i am willing to sacrifice temp and/or flow rate to be fully electric & tankless. what are my options? what about special/custom configurations, like multiple units in series?
my current place is just some little house, but i have been trying to talk my family into pooling resources to move into a larger, custom home where we do some multi-generational, non traditional household thing, so looking at like 6-10 people in a "weird" ADA compliant, single story house that i would want organized such that maintenance is easy for ourselves/tradespeople (like there would probably be a mechanical room, access to electric/plumbing would be easy... almost commercial construction).
and one of the things i'm an advocate for is full electrification and maximizing efficiency within that. like if we can only shower one at a time and not run any appliances during that, or if the temps "only" go up to like 80-85° in the shower, i might be able to sell that. especially if we have like a sauna or whatever that can take the place of the "hot" shower.
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