State Proline XE Power Vent Series 50 Gallon Capacity 50,000 BTU Heating Input Tall Gas Water Heater - SGS650YRVIT

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What Our Experts Think

• High Heating Capacity: 50,000 BTU input ensures quick and consistent hot water delivery, even for larger households.
• Spacious Capacity: 50-gallon tank accommodates larger families, providing ample hot water for multiple simultaneous uses.
• Efficient Power Venting: Power vent system allows for flexible venting options, reducing energy loss and operating noise.
• Energy Efficient: Designed to meet high-efficiency standards, helping reduce heating costs over time.
• Durable Construction: Built with corrosion-resistant materials for long-lasting, reliable performance.

Q&A

Q: What is the capacity of the Proline XE SGS650YRVIT Gas Water Heater?
A: The SGS650YRVIT has a 50-gallon capacity, ideal for larger households needing consistent hot water.

Q: What is the heating input of this gas water heater?
A: It features a 50,000 BTU heating input, ensuring rapid and efficient water heating.

Q: Is this water heater energy-efficient?
A: Yes, the Proline XE is designed to optimize energy use, reducing overall heating costs.

Q: How is the Proline XE water heater vented?
A: It uses a power vent system, providing efficient venting and flexible installation options.

Q: Is this gas water heater suitable for residential use?
A: Yes, the SGS650YRVIT is perfect for residential applications, offering reliable, high-efficiency hot water.

Maintenance Tips

• Inspect Venting: Ensure venting is unobstructed and functioning properly to prevent unsafe gas buildup.
• Clean Burner and Flame: Check the burner for proper ignition and a blue flame. Clean periodically to maintain efficiency.
• Flush Sediment: Annually flush the tank to remove sediment and mineral buildup, which can reduce heating efficiency.
• Anode Rod Inspection: Check the anode rod regularly and replace it when worn to prevent tank corrosion.
• Test Pressure Relief Valve: Perform periodic tests on the valve to ensure it works correctly and prevents overpressure.
• Check Gas Connections: Inspect gas lines and connections for leaks and tighten or replace seals as necessary.
• Keep Area Dry: Ensure the surrounding area remains dry and well-ventilated to prevent rust and damage to external components.