Right-Sizing Tankless Water Heating Systems for Commercial Buildings

Includes a Live Web Event on 11/12/2026 at 12:00 PM (CST)

This webinar will outline how to right-size commercial tankless water heaters using real-world usage data. It contrasts traditional sizing methods, such as the modified Hunter’s curve, with a data-backed approach that analyzes actual flow rates from thousands of connected facilities. By preventing over-sizing, this method reduces equipment costs, saves space, improves energy efficiency, and ensures reliable hot water delivery.

Learning Objectives: 

  1. Understand how to use legacy methods to size commercial tankless water heaters
  2. Learn the unintended consequences of over-sizing that legacy methods introduce into system design
  3. Determine the correct Btu output and flow rate requirements for commercial applications to prevent over-sizing or under-sizing systems
  4. Design commercial tankless water heating systems with built-in N+1 redundancy to maintain reliability without adding excessive equipment costs
  5. Explain how right-sizing water heaters reduces upfront capital expenditure, lowers energy consumption, and minimizes carbon emissions

You will earn 0.1 CEU for participating.

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Robbie Svidron

Robbie Svidron

Robbie Svidron serves as Intellihot's Sales Engineering Manager, where he leverages deep technical expertise and real-world field experience to support contractors, engineers, and industry professionals nationwide. With a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, Robbie possesses a broad understanding of water heating technologies, from traditional boiler and storage tank systems to advanced tankless and heat pump water heaters. Passionate about innovation and smart building technologies, he helps customers identify solutions that improve energy efficiency, reduce operating costs, and modernize facility infrastructure while meeting evolving performance and sustainability goals.

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