- The Eccotemp CEL5 is the only legal CE GAR Certified portable tankless water heater on the market!
- Perfect for campsites, cabins, window washing, poolside, equestrian and any other place you need instant endless hot water.
- All you need is a garden hose and a standard 20 lb. propane tank along with the regulator that comes with the product to enjoy endless hot water.
- This model includes an electronic ignition powered by 2 « D » cell batteries making it great for off grid or other areas where electricity is not readily available.
- Works perfect with the Eccotemp EccoFlo 12-volt pump. This is great if you do not have water pressure.
- Available in 30mbar, 37mbar and 50mbar.
Easy Installation
- Hang the Eccotemp CEL5 using the mounting bracket on the top/back of the water heater. Make sure it’s in an upright vertical position.
- Connect the gas cylinder with the supplied gas hose and regulator. Always check for gasleaks before using.
- Connect any garden style water hose to the inlet water pipe.
- Connect a hose or sprayer to the outlet water pipe.
- Insert 2″D » cell batteries and turn the on/off switch at the bottom of the water heater.
- Enjoy instant endless hot water!
What’s in the Box?
- CE GAR CEL5 Portable Tankless Water Heater
- CE/CSA Certified gas regulator and hose
- Shower head and hose
- Hardware pack(including pipe tape)
- Garden hose adapter and quick-connect set
- Instruction manual
Have questions? Contact [email protected] or call 1-866-356-1992
The Eccotemp CEL5 is the only legal CE GAR Certified portable tankless water heater on the market!
Runs on a standard 20 lb. Liquid Propane tank and is equipped with an electronic ignition. Powered by 2 « D » cell batteries, making it ideal for on-the-go.
Features a safety shut off that is activated when the unit runs longer than 20 minutes or is tilted more than 45 degrees in either direction.
Low pressure activation of 20 PSI and is easy to connect to any standard garden hose.
Rated at 5 LPM of hot water output. With an achievable temperature range of 10-60 degrees Celsius.
This post was originally published on 11/09/2020.
