About this product
Product Identifiers
BrandSioGreen
MPNIR-30POU
UPC0049447000013
ModelSioGreen IR-30
eBay Product ID (ePID)1893668861
Product Key Features
Power SourceCorded Electric, Battery
Water Connection LocationBottom
Amperage28.3 AMP
Water Temperature Range80°F to 120°F
Water Heater ProfileCompact
ColorWhite
Heating SystemInstantenous (Tankless)
Minimum Flow ActivationLess Than 1 gpm
Tank Lining MaterialGlass, Copper
Voltage110V
FeaturesVariable Temperature, Corrosion Resistant, Digital Display, Mini, Electric, Automatic Shut Off, Digital, Self Cleaning, Compact, With Display, Adjustable Thermostat
Water Connection1/2" NPST or BSP
TypeTankless Water Heater/Boiler
Jacket DiameterHeater
Mounting LocationWall, Under Sink
Smart Home ProtocolInfrared
Power3.4 kW
Dimensions
Item Height13.5 in
Ratings and reviews
Most relevant reviews
- 01 Jul, 2019
Siogreen IR 30 Great for showers. Against professional Advice.
Ok, I read plenty of warnings about how a handwashing tankless wouldn't do the job of a shower. I bought the IR30 because it is the only one with 120VAC capability. We are off grid solar and have a 10,000 watt battery bank. 2000 watts of PV panels. And a Solar Jack inverter that is 120 volts AC and that has been working great for 3 years. So it's easy to install, we had to add an inline pump (166 watts) to give us proper pressure. And connect it to a GFI extension and folks, it works. It's not scalding hot water, but it is comfortable warm water. I didn't think to test it with my infrared thermometer, but I will later. We have to watch our wattage so when we are running a 1000 watt item, we don't run two at a time. We can in the winter when the pumphouse is cold, but in the summer, it overheats. Until we can get decent insulation on the building. The heater itself runs at 1800 watts. I looked up conventional tank water heaters. They run at 4500 watts. So folks who wring their hands and tell us it uses too much power are just tweaking. Because this heater will only use that much power as long as you need the hot water. 15 minutes? To us on solar off grid, that IS efficient. Now I had wanted to set up ABS pipe 3" diameter on the roof to collect heat from the sun passively, and eventually we may do that, but I found out ABS pipe is very expensive. I don't think it used to be, but I'll just have to get used to the idea and warm up to the cost of setting that up. Yes I was thrilled to get a good warm shower at home. It has been years, over 15 years. Last time we used solar shower bags. They get too hot. They get scalding hot. And they are a hassle to lift them up into operational position. (if you are a not to tall woman) . I suppose if I want scalding water for dishes I can lay one of those bags on the front porch. But comfortably warm water is good too. And no my current IR 30 doesn't cover the whole house. I expect to buy another just for the kitchen. It makes sense if you want hot water, you don't want it pushing miles of cold water through in front of it. That would happen regardeless of the heater.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 18 Feb, 2021
Will work in Savannah, GA
So in my camper I retrofitted my Gas water heater to an instant hot water electric tankless 110V 8L house shower 1500W which was a little tank (8L) of hot water ready to use and only took between 10 to 15 minute to re-heat it worked fine for short shower and dishwashing, I hooked in series the SioGreen infrared (truly) Tankless water heaters and now I have endless hot water, the first unit provide hot water instantly and by the time the “8L” are used the “SioGreen take over and keep the hot water flowing. The camper operate on a 30A breaker so the SioGreen’s power is coming to a separate 15A breake outsider and is set on #3, #4 been the max setting. All this work great in the Savannah, GA area.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 12 Oct, 2017
Good but could be better
This is the highest flow 120 volt tankless water heater I could find. I installed it in my toy hauler for the hopes of endless hot water only using it at one place at a time, but the result is simply warm water. My Rig is only wired for a single 30 amp service so I had to wire in an additional 30 amp service and a mini Breaker box. So the positive is that you can take as many showered as needed comfortably but it's not much for washing dishes if you require hot hot water. I think if they made a 1.5-2.0 gpm tankless that ran on 120/ 30 amp, it would do a better job.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
