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A conventional storage tank is the most common type of water heater. It stores a large amount of hot water, ready for use when you need it. The tank heats the water and keeps it hot until you turn on the tap or shower. This type of water heater is reliable and widely used in many homes.

An electric water heater uses electricity to heat water and typically has fewer parts than a standard gas heater. This simplicity often results in a longer life expectancy, making electric water heaters a reliable and durable option for many homes.

A gas water heater uses natural gas or propane to heat water. While they generally have a higher upfront cost compared to electric water heaters, they often cost less to operate over time, making them a cost-effective option in the long run.

A solar-powered water heater uses energy from the sun to heat water. It transfers this solar energy into a liquid, providing an eco-friendly and cost-effective way to heat water for your home.

A condensing water heater is highly efficient because it captures and uses the majority of the latent heat from the exhaust gases to heat the water. This process makes it more energy-efficient compared to traditional water heaters.