100314303 650EOLS 50 GALLON ELECTRIC LOWBOY WATER HEATER
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00314303 – 65EOLS 50‑Gallon Electric Lowboy Water Heater
The 100314303 50 Gallon Electric Lowboy Water Heater from American Water Heater is designed for residential installations where vertical space is limited. Its low-profile configuration makes it ideal for utility rooms, closets, crawl spaces, and manufactured housing applications that cannot accommodate a standard-height water heater. Equipped with dual electric heating elements, this unit provides dependable hot water recovery and consistent performance for everyday household demands. The glass-lined steel tank and corrosion-resistant components help promote long service life, while energy-efficient insulation helps reduce standby heat loss.
Key Features
Lowboy design allows installation in low-clearance spaces.
50-gallon capacity provides reliable hot water storage for residential use.
Dual 4,500-watt heating elements deliver efficient hot water recovery.
Glass-lined steel tank helps resist corrosion and extend service life.
Protective anode rod helps safeguard the tank from water quality conditions.
Non-CFC foam insulation improves energy efficiency.
Factory-installed heat trap nipples help reduce standby heat loss.
Quiet electric operation with no combustion gases or venting requirements.
Suitable for replacement and new construction applications.
Specifications
Model Number: 650EOLS
Nominal Gallon Capacity: 51 Gallons
Rated Storage Volume: 48 Gallons
Power Source: Electric
Water Connection Location: Top
Water Connection Size: 0.75"
First Hour Rating: 51 Gallons
ASME Certified: No
Blanket Included: No
Installation Type: Indoor
Wax Wattage: 4,500
Number of Elements: 2
Application: Residential
Voltage: 240 V
Height: 36 in
Diameter: 26.5 in
Width: 26.5 in
Shipping Height: 39.75 in
Shipping Length: 29.75 in
Shipping Width: 27.5 in
Applications
Residential hot water systems.
Utility rooms, closets, and basements with limited headroom.
Manufactured and mobile housing installations where permitted.
Replacement of existing lowboy electric water heaters.
Homes requiring quiet, electric-powered water heating.
Indoor installations where venting is not desired or required.