Bradford White rolls out new tankless water heaters

The announcement expands the company’s array of residential tankless water heaters from four to six

Bradford White tankless heater

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Bradford White is expanding its Infiniti tankless water heater lineup with new 150,000 BTU/hour models for residential and commercial applications. 

What’s happening: The company announced last week that it has launched the Infiniti GS and GR tankless water heaters, both of which can use natural gas or propane, be installed indoors or outdoors, are Energy Star certified, and use stainless-steel heat exchangers.

The big picture: The announcement expands Bradford White’s array of residential tankless water heaters from four to six. 

Zoom in: With the models providing “ultra-low NOx gas emissions,” per the announcement, they meet some regional environmental requirements for new water heater sales, including a first-of-its-kind statewide Colorado requirement that took effect at the beginning of 2026.

What they’re saying: “We continue to grow our tankless line to have a more comprehensive offering for contractors and the customers they serve,” Louise Prader, senior director of product management at Bradford White, said in a statement. 

  • “The new GS and GR models bring together the performance people expect from tankless water heating with additional flexibility in where and how the units can be installed, helping contractors address a broader range of applications,” she added.

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