My plumber has warned me that the motor on the Noritz tankless water heater makes a noise when it’s running. Can anyone compare the volume to a common household item? Is it similar to the fan on a computer? An electric can opener? I’m not super-sensitive to noise, but I don’t want it to sound like we’re drilling for oil every time someone washes their hands.
Thanks in advance.
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I don’t think that a Nortiz TWH has a motor in it.
They aren’t all that loud, perhaps slightly louder than a regular water heater – they have a larger burner.
Call Noritz & ask them (866-766-7489). I would guess that whatever they tell you will be on the low side, but not too far off.
The can opener is about right. Most of the sound is the fan starting followed by the gas burner. Hardly noticeable.
They are not very loud but if you are that picky stick with the regular water heater.
Mine is in the garage and I’ve never heard it make any noise whatsoever.