Reservoir: Smart Electric Water Heater with Heat Pump Technology
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Summary
Reservoir is a smart electric water heater that uses heat pump technology to provide more hot water, prevent leaks, and save energy. The product claims to offer 150 gallons of virtual capacity, protection from leaks and bacteria, and potential annual savings of $800. It's currently being installed in the Boston Metro area and is marketed as the world's smartest electric water heater.
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· 5 pulledMeet Reservoir: The world's smartest electric water heater
No-wait shower: 150 gal virtual capacity
Protection from leaks & bacteria
$800 annual savings potential
Homeowners love Reservoir
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