30 Gal Electric water Heater

Why is a water heater important for my dog’s kennel?

Providing warm water encourages dogs to stay hydrated, as they may be reluctant to drink ice-cold water. Warm water also aids in better digestion and overall well-being.

What types of water heaters are suitable for dog kennels?

Common options include electric tankless water heaters, propane (LP) water heaters, and electric storage tank water heaters. Each type has its advantages depending on your specific needs and kennel setup.

How do I maintain the water heater in my dog’s kennel?

Regular maintenance includes checking for leaks, ensuring proper insulation, and periodically flushing the system to remove sediment buildup. Refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance procedures.

Our 30 gallon electric water heater is a practical choice for a dog boarding kennel, especially if you need a consistent supply of hot water for tasks like bathing dogs, cleaning, and general maintenance.

Take a look at some of the benefits of our 30 gal electric water heater for your dog kennel! 

A 30-gallon tank provides enough hot water for daily tasks like dog baths, cleaning, and grooming without requiring an overly large or expensive unit. It’s not as large as some commercial units, which makes it ideal if you have limited space while still needing enough hot water for essential operations.

Electric water heaters are more energy-efficient than gas models, especially if you choose an Energy Star-certified unit. This can lead to lower energy bills, which is important for long-term cost management in a kennel.

With a 30-gallon tank, you’ll have a steady supply of hot water for most moderate uses, ensuring you can bathe dogs comfortably and clean the kennel efficiently without waiting for the heater to recover.

Our 30 gal electric water heater has a quick recovery rate, meaning they can reheat water faster than older models or some gas alternatives.

Unlike gas water heaters, electric models don’t pose the risk of gas leaks or carbon monoxide poisoning, which can be a major safety concern in enclosed spaces like kennels.