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@KronoGarrett This is a 120V model! It just plugs into a regular outlet and draws about 4 amps.

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@TechConnectify could your mystery cold water experience be due to the short run of hot water pipe exposed in the utility closet getting chilled?

Our heat pump water heater is just below the water line from the street with the exhaust blowing directly on it. Sometimes when the water heater has been running but we haven't been using any water for a while, there will be brief surprise extra cold tap water after a delay.

Great video!

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@the_sasswagon It's the exact same setup as it was before when it comes to the piping, so I don't think that can be it.

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@TechConnectify hey the "getting hot and then getting cold again for 60 seconds then getting hot again!". i thought i was going crazy as a kid but apparently that's just a quirk of these?
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We need more content creators on the fediverse. Thanks for being a pioneer!
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I just had a quick look and found that you can buy them here as well. And due to having 230 Volt by default, they do make even more sense. I saw for example one device with an additional 1500 Watt heater that can be used at any power plug.
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