Tankless Water Heater

Tankless Water Heaters — Find the Right Type for Your Home or Adventure

Switching to tankless is one of those decisions that seems complicated until you actually break it down. There are really only two questions that matter: where is it going, and what's your fuel source?

If you're on a gas line and need whole-home coverage, a gas tankless water heater is almost always the more cost-effective long-term choice — lower operating cost, higher flow rate. If you're in a condo or a space without gas access, an electric tankless unit is cleaner to install and requires no venting.

For RV owners and off-grid setups, the answer is different again — you need something portable, propane-compatible, and built to handle variable water pressure. That's what the portable water heater lineup is designed for.

Here's a quick breakdown of what's available:

• Gas Tankless Water Heaters — 2.64 to 5.28 GPM, indoor and outdoor models, whole-home use
• Propane Tankless Water Heaters — for off-grid, rural homes and cottages not on the gas grid
• Natural Gas Tankless Water Heaters — highest efficiency for homes on the natural gas grid
• Electric Tankless Water Heaters — 11kW to 27kW, no gas line required, ETL-listed
• Electric Mini Tank Water Heaters — 4 to 10 gallon, 120V plug-in, point-of-use
• Portable Water Heaters — propane, 6L to 20L, camping and RV use
• RV Tankless Water Heaters — wall-mount propane units built for RV installation

All Camplux tankless units sold in Canada meet CSA, ETL, or equivalent certification standards. See also: Tankless Water Heater Canada for Canadian-specific buying guidance.