AO Smith ProLine XE Water Heater

A power vent system uses a blower to push exhaust gases out through a side wall or roof, rather than relying on a traditional chimney. This gives you much more flexibility in where you can install the unit, as it doesn't need to be located near an existing flue.

A 75-gallon tank is designed for high-demand households, particularly those with multiple bathrooms or heavy daily usage. With a first-hour rating of 116 gallons, it can comfortably support larger families without running out of hot water during peak times.

The Dual CoreGard anode rods are sacrificial components that corrode instead of your tank's steel lining. By attracting corrosive elements in the water, they significantly extend the overall lifespan of the water heater.

Yes, because this is a power vent model, it requires a standard 120V electrical outlet to power the blower motor that exhausts the combustion gases. You will need to ensure a power source is available near the installation site.

While the tank itself is 61.25 inches tall, you must account for the blower assembly on top, which brings the total height to approximately 70.6 inches. Always measure your ceiling height and account for any necessary piping clearance before purchasing.

This unit includes flammable vapor ignition protection, which is designed to prevent the ignition of vapors if they are present in the surrounding area. It also utilizes a reliable hot surface ignitor, which is generally more consistent and safer than traditional pilot light systems.