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So, pretty sure I’ve decided to go with the 240v model. If the heat pump on the 120v goes for whatever reason there’s no hot water period. With the 240v at least the elements can take over. Will end up building some duct work that’ll allow me to switch the inlet and outlets between internal and...

SMFH Gotta say I grew up in southern AR, never once have I seen a water heater outside the house. 9/10 they were in a closet, since we didn’t have basements down there.

Seems Imgur is broken ATM.

So 3/16”, 4.7mm, looks to equate to 5ga. Weird, max amperage in power transmission is 47A according to this chart.

Seriously? Yeah this came right off a pole coiled up at the bottom. Utility abandoned this pole after the storm and move that houses feeder to a pole a little closer. Even left the transformer up there.

Im still sitting here, baffled and to be honest concerned, at how I misread the tape measure twice.

Ok so the nice lady at Menards got back to me. They can special order a Richmond 'Encore' 120v plugin model. Cost is $1520.99.. Up to 3.0 UEF Ambient operating range: 37-145*F Comes with a plug-in cord EcoNet Heat Pump only.. no resistive heating strips. 10 year tank/parts warranty Something...

Wait.. ****! How the hell did I come up with that? I mean seriously.... I uh. son of a.

Solid core wire. Wonder if I could find more and just add a 4th wire. lol.