Are you looking to replace your older Powerstar, Powerstream or Bosch Tronic electric tankless water heater? Below are the catalog numbers for the point of use electric tankless water heaters and also the whole house electric tankless water heaters.
Catalog numbers;
Powerstream 45793214 or 45-793214
Powerstream 45793219 or 45-793219
Powerstream 45793217 or 45-793217
Powerstream 45793238 or 45-793238
Powerstream 45793207 or 45-793207
Powerstream 45596702 or 45-596702
Powerstream 45793228 or 45-793228
Powerstream Pro 45550302 or 45-550302
Powerstream Pro 45551702 or 45-551702
Powerstream Pro 45551302 or 45-551302
Powerstream Pro 45557702 or 45-557702
Powerstream Pro 45553701 or 45-553701
Powerstream Pro 45553702 or 45-553702
Powerstream Pro 45553703 or 45-553703
Powerstream Pro 45553704 or 45-553704
Powerstream Pro 45553705 or 45-553705
Powerstream Pro 45553710 or 45-553710
Powerstar 45550301 or 45-550301
Powerstar 45551701 or 45-551701
Powerstar 45551301 or 45-551301
Powerstar 45557701 or 45-557701
Powerstar 45552701 or 45-552701
Powerstar 45552703 or 45-552703
Powerstar 45552704 or 45-552704
Powerstar 45552710 or 45-552710
Bosch Tronic 45558620 or 45-558620
Bosch Tronic 45557721 or 45-557721
Bosch Tronic 45551721 or 45-551721
Bosch Tronic 45552710 or 45-552710
Bosch Tronic 45553704 or 45-553704
Bosch Tronic 45553703 or 45-553703
Bosch Tronic 45553702 or 45-553702
Bosch Tronic 45553701 or 45-553701
For further questions or to purchase a new unit please call GlobalTowne at 888-726-9752.
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Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Wednesday, September 27, 2017
Bosch Powerstream Flow Switch Part Numbers
GlobalTowne carries most parts for the Bosch gas and electric tankless water heaters. This information is to confirm the difference between the older flow switch and the newer flow switch for Bosch Powerstream and Powerstream Pro units. The older flow switch part number 8-738-701-694-0 would be for any Powerstream and powerstream Pro models with a serial number beginning with "31" or less. The newer flow switch part number 8-738-700-865-0 is for the newer Powerstream and Powerstar units with a serial number of "32" or higher.
The old style is 87387016940
(serial number 31 and below)
The new style is 87387008650
(serial number 32 and higher)
For further questions or to order parts please call GlobalTowne at 888-726-9752.
The old style is 87387016940
(serial number 31 and below)
The new style is 87387008650
(serial number 32 and higher)
Saturday, December 18, 2010
PowerStream and PowerStar Catalog Numbers
Do you have an old PowerStream or PowerStream Pro or PowerStar electric whole-house tankless water heater or electric point-of-use tankless water heater and need to replace it? Only have the Catalog number?
Call us at 888.726.9752 and we can translate this catalog number into the current replacement model number.
Old catalog numbers include:
Powerstar 45550301 or 45-550301
Powerstar 45551301 or 45-551301
Powerstream 45793214 or 45-793214
Powerstream 45793219 or 45-793219
Powerstream 45793217 or 45-793217
Powerstream 45793238 or 45-793238
Powerstream 45793207 or 45-793207
Powerstream 45596702 or 45-596702
Powerstream 45793228 or 45-793228
Powerstream Pro 45550302 or 45-550302
Powerstream Pro 45551702 or 45-551702
Powerstream Pro 45551302 or 45-551302
Powerstream Pro 45557702 or 45-557702
Powerstream Pro 45553701 or 45-553701
Powerstream Pro 45553702 or 45-553702
Powerstream Pro 45553703 or 45-553703
Powerstream Pro 45553704 or 45-553704
Powerstream Pro 45553705 or 45-553705
Powerstream Pro 45553710 or 45-553710
Powerstar 45550301 or 45-550301
Powerstar 45551701 or 45-551701
Powerstar 45551301 or 45-551301
Powerstar 45557701 or 45-557701
Powerstar 45552701 or 45-552701
Powerstar 45552703 or 45-552703
Powerstar 45552704 or 45-552704
Powerstar 45552710 or 45-552710
We stock all of these units.
Steve
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Point-of-Use Electric Water Heating Options
GlobalTowne.com has three completely different options for home owners who are looking to get quick hot water to a distant location in their home using electricity: an electric tankless point-of-use water heater, an electric mini-tank water heater, or an electric recirculating pump.
Option 1 -- An Electric Tankless Point-of-Use Water Heater
Bosch offers 4 different electric tankless point-of-use water heaters: the PowerStar AE3.4, AE7.2, AE9.5 and AE12 models. Each of these four models indicates their respective kW in their name. Thus, the AE12 is a 12kW heater. The more kW, the more heating capability of the electric tankless point-of-use water heater. The more kW, the more amperage draw as well. On the high end, the AE12 draws 50APMS and can run 2 sinks simultaneously. See our blog entry on the discussion of these four PowerStar electric tankless point-of-use water heaters.
Option 2 -- An Electric Mini-Tank Water Heater
Bosch offers three Ariston glass lined mini-tank water heaters at varying capacities: the Ariston GL2.5, GL 4 and GL6+. The Ariston electric mini-tank heaters keep hot water ready to use at the point-of-use. They act just like traditional large water tanks, except that they are very small and therefore use much less electricity. See our blog entry on the discussion of these three Ariston mini-tank water heaters.
Option 3 - Recirculating Pumps
GlobalTowne offers two different kinds of recirculating pumps: Armstrong recirculating pumps and the Chilipepper CP6000. The Armstrong recirculating pump has a timer that allows you to set the hours of operation and a thermostat that allows you to keep the water at that temperature in the water line. This pump works best with a recirculating plumbing system in your home.
The Chilipepper CP6000 does not require a special recirculating plumbing system in your home and therefore can easily be added to any home. The Chilipepper is installed under your remote sink and plugs directly into a 110V line. When you want hot wter, just press the button on the Chilipepper and it draws hot water from your hot water line and -- get this -- pushes the water backward through your cold water line. So, no water is wasted! It automatically turns itself off when you get the desired temperature at the Chillipepper. And, the Chillipepper CP6000 works great with all tankless water heaters!
Three completely different ways to get instant hot water to your remote point-of-use using electricity!
Steve
Option 1 -- An Electric Tankless Point-of-Use Water Heater
Bosch offers 4 different electric tankless point-of-use water heaters: the PowerStar AE3.4, AE7.2, AE9.5 and AE12 models. Each of these four models indicates their respective kW in their name. Thus, the AE12 is a 12kW heater. The more kW, the more heating capability of the electric tankless point-of-use water heater. The more kW, the more amperage draw as well. On the high end, the AE12 draws 50APMS and can run 2 sinks simultaneously. See our blog entry on the discussion of these four PowerStar electric tankless point-of-use water heaters.
Option 2 -- An Electric Mini-Tank Water Heater
Bosch offers three Ariston glass lined mini-tank water heaters at varying capacities: the Ariston GL2.5, GL 4 and GL6+. The Ariston electric mini-tank heaters keep hot water ready to use at the point-of-use. They act just like traditional large water tanks, except that they are very small and therefore use much less electricity. See our blog entry on the discussion of these three Ariston mini-tank water heaters.
Option 3 - Recirculating Pumps
GlobalTowne offers two different kinds of recirculating pumps: Armstrong recirculating pumps and the Chilipepper CP6000. The Armstrong recirculating pump has a timer that allows you to set the hours of operation and a thermostat that allows you to keep the water at that temperature in the water line. This pump works best with a recirculating plumbing system in your home.
The Chilipepper CP6000 does not require a special recirculating plumbing system in your home and therefore can easily be added to any home. The Chilipepper is installed under your remote sink and plugs directly into a 110V line. When you want hot wter, just press the button on the Chilipepper and it draws hot water from your hot water line and -- get this -- pushes the water backward through your cold water line. So, no water is wasted! It automatically turns itself off when you get the desired temperature at the Chillipepper. And, the Chillipepper CP6000 works great with all tankless water heaters!
Three completely different ways to get instant hot water to your remote point-of-use using electricity!
Steve
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