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Marey Power Gas 5L Liquid Propane Tankless Water Heater

Original price $189.99 - Original price $194.95
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$189.99 - $194.95
Current price $189.99

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Marey Tankless Water Heaters

New model #: GA5FLP

The Marey Power Gas 5L Heater is small enough to fit into small areas such as RVs, food trucks, boats, cabins, etc. It is battery-operated for off-grid use.

The 5L saves water and consumes up to 60% less energy than conventional water heaters, making it an environmentally friendly and cost-effective alternative to tank water heaters.

Benefits

• Lasts a lifetime, giving up to 87% energy efficiency
• Rustproof, no leaks, no water loss
• Compact design saves space
• Easy installation just about anywhere
• No electrical connection needed
• Delivers instant hot water
• Provides unlimited hot water
• Activates by water flow the moment the faucet is opened.
• 5 Year Warranty

Technical Specifications

Output Capacity 5 liters per minute / 1.3 gallons per minute
Heat Loss 34,614 BTU per hour
Activation Flow Rate 10 PSI
Max Flow Rate 2 GPM
Gas Type Liquid Propane / Natural Gas
Exhaust Discharge Mode Flue duct vent is 4" diameter. Use B type galvanized pipe or Type III stainless steel pipes.
Related Gas Pressure (PSI) 0.5 (NG) & 0.5 (LPG)
Applicable Water Pressure 5 to 140 PSI / 0.25 to 10 bar
Ignition Pulse ignition, powered by 2 D cell batteries (not included)
DOE Energy Factor (EF Rating) Regulation 10 CFR 430.32(d) Compliance 0.90
Dimensions 11.4" x 17" x 4.7"
Weight 11 lbs

 

Marey Power Gas 5L LP/NG Tankless Water HeaterWater Temperature Increase

 

Gas Setting 0.5 GPM 1.0 GPM 1.5 GPM 2.0 GPM
Highest 129 ºF 64 ºF 43 ºF 32 ºF
Lowest 34 ºF 17 ºF 11 ºF 9 ºF

 

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Frequently Asked Question ("FAQ")

Q1: Is there a max water temperature at the inlet connection? Would like a backup for solar water storage.

A1: There is no maximum incoming water temperature for the 5L, above which the heater will not fire. However, Marey recommends that the incoming water temperature not exceed 120°F, since such temperatures could damage the rubber diaphragm.

 

Venting Guide for Marey Heaters

Marey 10L Indoor LP/NG Tankless Water Heater

This is not a comprehensive, complete manual. Consult a licensed HVAC professional to install your tankless heater. Find a professional here.

Selecting the correct vent type: Stainless or galvanized?

The condensation of a tankless water heater is slightly more acidic and thus corrosive than a standard water heater's condensation. That is why many building codes in North America require Type III stainless steel, such as Z-Vent shown in the blue Related Gadgets tab above, for venting natural gas and propane tankless hot water heaters. It will never corrode or rust.

Alternatively, some building codes in North America allow for B-vent to be used. B-vent is double walled galvanized vent pipe made for standard water heaters and stove vent pipe. Unfortunately, the less expensive B-vent material will eventually corrode. This would allow dangerous fumes to leak into the space. If you are considering B-vent pipe you must check your local building codes to see if it is allowed. If you do an installation with B-Vent, you must inspect the pipe at least once per month for corrosion, and immediately replace any corroding ones. It's likely that the B-vent pipe will be corroded within 5 years.

Single wall or Double wall?

Single wall pipe gets very hot and typically must have 18" clearance. Double wall must have only 6" clearance. (Always verify with local code.) Stainless steel pipe is an expensive material. Double that amount in one pipe with double wall. Double wall has lot of high-grade steel, and it's 50% moreexpensive. We sell it; the Marey manual specs it.

If you have clearance, we are saving you a lot of money by providing the single wall pipe.

With both installations below, you must have an unlimited supply of fresh air to the room with the 5L. Otherwise, you must install a direct vent system which takes fresh air from the outside.

Notes for through wall installation

Marey includes a coupler that slides onto the top of the flue. Next...

If the total pipe length of your horizontal installation is short enough to prevent condensation, and your installer approves of the use of single wall pipe, then buy the following parts:

Z-Flex Z-Vent 4" Universal Appliance Adapter With Back-Flow Preventer
Z-Flex Z-Vent 4" 90° Elbow Single Wall
Z-Flex Z-Vent 4" Single Wall Termination Coupling

That's all! Total venting cost can be less than $150. You do not need a condensation drain pipe section because of the short pipe run.

Options for other installation situations:
● If your wall has combustible materials, then buy the 4" Single Wall Thimble.
● If the distance from the back of the 5L, to the outdoors side of the wall, is more than 6.5", or the wall is combustible, then add the appropriate piece of 4" straight pipe (such as 6" or 12" length).
● Is the total pipe length longer than 5'? Then replace the Universal Appliance Adapter ("UAA") above with a UAA with condensate drain.

If the total pipe length of your horizontal installation is requires some vertical distance outside, then follow these instructions:

Buy two 45° elbows, plus one straight pipe no longer than 18" in length, plus one straight pipe no longer than 42" in length, plus one wind/rain cap, plus one condensation drain.

From the flue collar at the top of the water heater, attach the first 45° elbow with a vent pipe coupler. After the elbow is attached, use it as a template for cutting the hole through the wall at a 45° upward angle, with a slightly larger diameter than the pipe. Attach an 18" piece of straight pipe to the 45° elbow and insert through the hole in the wall. If your wall is more than 18" thick, use a longer pipe up to 24" and reduce the length of the second pipe to 36". Do not exceed 60" for the total vent length, unless you use a low CFM duct booster fan to ensure proper venting of the heater.

On the other side of the wall, attach the second 45° elbow so that the second pipe will run vertically, parallel with the wall. Secure the piping with galvanized steel brackets or clamps. Attach a condensation drain pipe piece on the portion of pipe located outside the structure. On top of the second piece of exhaust pipe, attach the rain/wind cap.

Notes for through the roof installation

Marey includes a coupler that slides onto the top of the flue. Next...

Drill a hole through the ceiling and roof that is slightly larger than the vent pipe diameter. Attach the pipe to the top of the unit and go straight up and out the roof. On the roof, attach to the vent pipe a rain/wind cap. The total vertical distance from heater to rain/wind cap must not exceed 60", unless you use a low CFM duct booster fan to ensure proper venting of the heater. Roof clearance must be at least 12".

The area around the fresh air intake of the heater must be no less than 0.75 square feet (or about 9" x 12").

Below are the venting products you may need for vertical venting through the roof for the Marey 5L and 10L. As always, consult with a professional. Or, use our contractor link below.

Universal Adapter w/Backflow Preventer & Condensate Drain, single wall.
Condensation Drain Tube Kit
● Your choice of a Z-Flex Single Wall 4" diameter pipe length (0.5', 1', 1.5', 2', 3', 4', 5', and Adjustable Pipe up to 18")
● Flat or sloped roof flashing. Choose one:
* Z-Flex 4 inch flat roof flashing
* Z-Flex 4 inch 0 to 30 degree (0/12 to 6/12 pitch) roof flashing
* Z-Flex 4 inch 30 to 45 degree (7/12 to 12/12 pitch) pitch roof flashing
Z-Flex 5 inch rain cap w/wind band
Z-Flex 4 inch Storm Collar

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