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T-KJr2-OS Takagi Tankless Water Heater, Outdoor (Natural Gas)

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Takagi
SKU:
T-KJR2-OS-NG
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T-KJr2-OS Takagi Tankless Water Heater, Outdoor (Natural Gas)
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T-KJR2-OS-NG has been discontinued
Discontinued July 13, 2019
This product was discontinued by the manufacturer.
Direct Replacement:
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Brand:
Takagi
SKU:TK-110U-E
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Product Highlights

Product Highlight: Fuel Type
Natural Gas
Product Highlight: Max Flow (GPM)
6.6 MAX GPM
Product Highlight: Installation Type
Outdoor Only
Product Highlight: Temperature Range (F)
99°F - 167°F
Product Highlight: Height
20.3"
Product Highlight: Energy Star Rated
No

Description

The Takagi brand has been discontinued by the manufacturer as of December 31, 2025. Suggested replacement units will be available on our website and replacement parts will continue to be available as supplies last. If you'd like any further assistance, please contact our customer service team.


Note: Isolation valves are not included but are recommended for installaltion.

Released in 2010, the T-KJr2-IN & T-KJr2-OS are the smallest water heaters in the Takagi tankless line. This small, but powerful unit can meet all the hot-water needs of a small American home or apartment with one or two bathrooms. Designed to virtually do anything a 40-gallon tank-type water heater can do and more, the compact, wall mounted T-K Jr. can provide domestic hot water to plumbing fixtures and appliances.

TK-REO2 Remote Control is included:
Specifications:
  • Capacity: 1 to 2 Bathrooms
  • Flow Rate: Maximum 6.6 GPM
  • Gas Inputs: 19,500 to 140,000 BTU per hour
  • Energy Factor Rating: 0.82
  • Inlet Gas Pressure: Min: 5.0" W.C. / Max 10.5" W.C.
  • Dimensions: 20.3" H x 13.8" W x 6.7" D
  • No Venting Required
  • Electric Ignition

Specs

Application:

1-2 Showers

Product Type:

Tankless Heater

Installation Type:

Outdoor Only

Energy Factor:

0.82

Fuel Type:

Natural Gas

Inlet Gas Pressure:

5.0-10.5"W.C.

Manifold Pressure:

2.0-2.5"W.C.

Height:

20.3"

Energy Star Rated:

No

Width:

13.8"

BTU (Min):

19500

BTU (Max):

140000

Depth (Inches):

6.7"

7-3/4"

Height (Inches):

20.25"

Max Flow (GPM):

6.6

Width (Inches):

13-3/4"

Voltage:

120v

Gas Input:

19500-140000 BTU/h

Water Connection:

3/4"

Gas Connection:

3/4"

Temperature Range (F):

99°F - 167°F

PSI Range:

15-150 psi

Weight (lbs):

33 lbs

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Most Liked Positive Review

Great use of small places

I have seen a number of Takagi tankless heaters and I asked the owners how they like them. I chose because of them. My tankless works just as they said ,"wonderful". It produces instant hot water now. I can run the dishwasher and take a shower or shower and wash clothes and the hot water doesn't stop. Unfortunately, the way my plumbing is, I have to wait for the hot water to reach the back part of my house. That is no reflection or the water heaters fault. I highly recommend the Takagi to my friends or anybody else.
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Most Liked Negative Review

worked great till it didn't

Install was straight forward, basic wiring, basic plumbing. Had the propane company hook up the gas. It worked fine for about 200 gallons of propane and has since started making a very loud harmonic sound that rattles the pipes in the building. After a call to Takagi, placed a call to the gas company who came out and trouble-shot the heater and determined that the control board and 4 out of the 5 solenoids were defective, and deemed out of warranty. 100 service call plus price quote to repair $650. I paid less than 500 for the unit.
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Not for commercial

I have about 15 of these for small residential, and one for a nail salon, and the one for the nail salon has been replaced twice. The heater core starts to leak, and Takagi will not honor the warranty. The rest of the residential are sort of OK. I had a circuit board go out on one, sometimes the heater would not come on. Instead of trying to warranty, I took it from one of the ones with the bad core.
PK
San Diego
7 years ago
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Nice no-frills tankless outdoor propane water heater

Finally decided on the Takagi JR 2 outdoor propane water heater; After a year and a half of reading various manufacturers manuals, and reviews from several retail sources, all fingers kept pointing back to the Takagi JR 2. I was in it for a low to no-frills outdoor style tankless propane water heater with reasonable reliability out of the box, and reasonable pricing. As the outdoor model is a hard-wire unit (110v AC in my case), don't forget to set an electrical box nearby tie in to. The product specs manual had diagrams and measurements for sizing the appropriate outdoor 'closet' (aware of necessary venting), and plumbing the three 3/4" lines (hot water, cold water, propane). Two concerns kept me still looking at other manufacturers; 1) Takagi hints at 'moderate' climates being ok for outdoor installations, but is pretty vague about what their 'moderate' is. Some temperature ranges, heating degree day units, latitudes, elevations would have helped those of us trying to interpret their 'moderate' climate bounds/limitations. 2) Relative to my supply water temperature (on the colder side of things), I was on a breaking point between the JR models and the next higher productivity models/units. Make sure you look at and understand their temperature rise and flow data to make sure you're getting what you expect!
Bubba Ho-Tep
Washington
7 years ago
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I would buy this product again

Fast shipping, works great, as discribed..
Reuby
Los Angeles CA
8 years ago
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Positive experience

Great product, best price, and, above all, friendly, helpful, and savvy employees. Look forward to buying from them again. David
David
Fort Bragg, Calif. 95437
8 years ago
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Yesss

Very good product,does everything it should.actually,I am very impressed.
Leisure suit
Seattle wa
8 years ago
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Terrific Unit!

Nearly a "bolt-in" replacement for my 1st generation one. More importantly, the customer support mad the installation process far less challenging.
DIY Homeowner
Sacramento, CA
8 years ago
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I did by again and again !!

My daughters water heater went out, they discovered it had been leaking and must have leaked below one of the elements. It had to be replaced, so when she called me and told me about it I said "do not replace it with a conventional type" and she answered that she would love to replace it with a tankless. I have a Takagi so I went online and ordered her one, had it in 2 days and then the church I pastor, water heater leaking so I order another and 2 days later it is on my doorstep. Could not ask for better service and with follow-up, I have already had 2 other friends ask about getting one also. thanks SuppjyHouse from North Carolina customer !!
GMT
Salemburg, NC
8 years ago
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Best customer service EVER!!

Needing a smaller heater for a ranch cabin Spoke with a service rep, expressed my needs and had it in 2 business days.!!
Diane
Mineral,Texas
8 years ago
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Great heater, great value

I've used these for hot water, hydronic heat, and combined installations. If 140k btu is adequate, this is the unit!
Ed
Gig Harbor, WA
8 years ago
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Excellent service

Wrong item sent first but on the ball sending correct item out arrived next day
Takagi
Woodbine nj
8 years ago
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Q: what about freeze up outside

Asked by john 14 years ago

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Takagi outdoor tankless water heaters do have freeze protection, but they are only designed for installation in mild, temperate climates. Keep in mind, also, that the freeze protection cannot function during a power outage.

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- Another PexSupply Customer

We have had no freeze up problems as where we live in Ca it seldom gets below freezing. We cannot speak for North/ South Dakota, Minnesota or the Eastern Seaboard etc.  

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- Another PexSupply Customer

The unit will protect itself from freezing as long as it has power to the unit. The unit will not protect the pipes to and from the heater. Good freeze protection practices will be required for the plumbing outside ie locating the unit and plumbing in a outdoor cabinet or heat tape and insulate the exposed plumbing. Sent from my iPad

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- Another PexSupply Customer

Our coldest weather in the eleven years I've lived here started two weeks after installation of our outdoor-mount Takagi tankless heater. It dropped to 10 degrees, and since the heater is meant to be good to 20, we left the water running, just enough to move, not enough to fire the heater. We live in a part of the world where it so rarely gets below 25 degrees F. that leaving the water on a trickle is the common way to keep the pipes from freezing. This last winter the coldest nighttime temperature has been 22F and the heater has been fine. We love it!

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- Another PexSupply Customer

Takagi water heater has an anti-freeze devise, which warms up the heat exchanger. If this might be not enough it is better to use a blend of water and antifreeze (propylene glycol) solution, in proportions according to lowest expected temperature. But take into account that glycol-water blends are more viscous than pure water and perhaps a bigger pump would be needed.

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Q: Will one tankless unit serve the kitchen and two bathrooms and the washing machine?

Asked by 14 years ago

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This unit can meet all of the hot-water needs of a small home or apartment with one or two bathrooms. It is designed to do anything that a 40-gallon tank-type water heater can do.

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Q: In comparison to gas, is this more economical?

Asked by 15 years ago

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That depends on the respective rates for natural gas and liquid propane in your area.

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- Anonymous

The natural gas version of this product is more economical than the propane version.

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Q: Water connection: would a 1/2 inch piping be enough?

Asked by 15 years ago

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We would recommend 3/4".

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- Oak Leaf

No, 3/4 inch is required.

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Q: Will this water heater work using natural gas?

Asked by 15 years ago

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There is a natural gas models of this heater available here (part T-KJr2-OS-NG): http://www.pexsupply.com/Takagi-T-KJR2-OS-NG-T-KJr2-OS-Takagi-Tankless-Outdoor-Water-Heater-Natural-Gas

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