This blog focuses on the Bosch Greentherm and Bosch Therm line of Professional Gas and Propane Tankless Water Heaters and Bosch Tronic Electric tankless and mini-tank water heaters for Installers.
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Friday, October 4, 2013
Service Bulletins for Bosch Therm Gas Tankless Water Heaters
Bosch has a series of service bulletins for the new model Bosch Therm tankless water heaters. These service bulletins can be very helpful with installation questions and when having an issue to troubleshoot the heater.
Please remember to be safe when working on a gas fired appliance. Service bulletins are helpful but you can also contact Bosch technical support for help at 800-642-3111.
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Service Bulletins for Bosch Therm Units
Friday, July 5, 2013
Bosch Therm External Water Filter
The Bosch External Water Filter (8703305356) replaces the internal water filter that comes with the heater. Having the water filter external means it is located under the Bosch Therm tankless water heater and is therefore easy to access and clean out. Odds are that if you do not install the external water filter then the internal water filter will not get regularly cleaned out as you would have to open the cover and remove the control board to get to the internal water filter, which is not very convenient. It is recommended to clean the filter screen at least once a year for periodic maintenance.
The Bosch Therm External Water Filter is designed to work with the following Bosch Therm Tankless Water Heaters: C 1210 ESC, GWH C 920 ESC, C 1210 ES, GWH C 920 ES, C 1050 ES, GWH C 800 ES, C 950 ES, 940ES, 940ESO, GWH 715 ES, and 830ES.
This accessory is not included with these heaters and is highly recommended.
The Bosch External Water Filter is included with the Bosch Integra 500 and Bosch Evolution 500 water heaters.
The Bosch External Water Filter is NOT compatible with the new Bosch Greentherm C950ES and Greentherm C1050ES tankless water heaters.
Replacement filter screens part 8700507059 are available for the Bosch External water filter. Please call us at 866-289-4652
The Bosch Therm External Water Filter is designed to work with the following Bosch Therm Tankless Water Heaters: C 1210 ESC, GWH C 920 ESC, C 1210 ES, GWH C 920 ES, C 1050 ES, GWH C 800 ES, C 950 ES, 940ES, 940ESO, GWH 715 ES, and 830ES.
This accessory is not included with these heaters and is highly recommended.
The Bosch External Water Filter is included with the Bosch Integra 500 and Bosch Evolution 500 water heaters.
The Bosch External Water Filter is NOT compatible with the new Bosch Greentherm C950ES and Greentherm C1050ES tankless water heaters.
Replacement filter screens part 8700507059 are available for the Bosch External water filter. Please call us at 866-289-4652
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Thursday, July 19, 2012
Bosch Wireless Remote Control TSTAT2
The Bosch Wireless Remote Control TSTAT2 for the Bosch Therm and Protankless models 635ES / 635ESO / 715ES / C800ES / C920ES / C920ESC / C830ES / C940ES / C940ESO / C950ES / C1050ES / C 1210ES / C 1210ESC / Integra 500 / Evolution 500 allows you to program your Bosch tankless gas water heater to a comfortable and safe temperature from around your home from a distance of up to 98 ft.
The TSTAT2 remote is particularly useful if you own a jacuzzi or hot tub that requires a hotter water temperature than you normally desire for regular shower use.
Please note that the electrical control board of the older Bosch 635ES / 635ESO heaters must be removed and opened in order to install the wireless receiver circuit board to enable the use of the TSTAT2 Wireless Remote Control.
The Newer Bosch models, 715ES / C800ES / C920ES / C920ESC / C830ES / C940ES / C940ESO / C950ES / C1050ES / C 1210ES / C 1210ESC / Integra 500 / Evolution 500 tankless water heaters have been redesigned to make the installation of the wireless receiver circuit board much easier. The circuit board is basically a plug and play unit.
The TSTAT2 controls the temperature of your water heater and does not have a reset button. If the heater has an error then a code will be on the display of the heater and the user has to go to the heater to reset it from there and should document the error and then see if it returns after resetting.
The TSTAT2 Wireless Remote Control for Bosch 635ES / 635ESO / 715ES / C800ES / C920ES / C920ESC / C830ES / C940ES / C940ESO / C950ES / C1050ES / C 1210ES / C 1210ESC / Integra 500 / Evolution 500 features the following:
The TSTAT2 remote is particularly useful if you own a jacuzzi or hot tub that requires a hotter water temperature than you normally desire for regular shower use.
The Newer Bosch models, 715ES / C800ES / C920ES / C920ESC / C830ES / C940ES / C940ESO / C950ES / C1050ES / C 1210ES / C 1210ESC / Integra 500 / Evolution 500 tankless water heaters have been redesigned to make the installation of the wireless receiver circuit board much easier. The circuit board is basically a plug and play unit.
The TSTAT2 controls the temperature of your water heater and does not have a reset button. If the heater has an error then a code will be on the display of the heater and the user has to go to the heater to reset it from there and should document the error and then see if it returns after resetting.
The TSTAT2 Wireless Remote Control for Bosch 635ES / 635ESO / 715ES / C800ES / C920ES / C920ESC / C830ES / C940ES / C940ESO / C950ES / C1050ES / C 1210ES / C 1210ESC / Integra 500 / Evolution 500 features the following:
- LCD displays temperature, error codes and functions
- Temperature measured in °C or °F
- Low battery level indicator
- 98 feet user range
- Alkaline AA LR6 2x1.5V battery power 915 MHz
- Security lock function
- IP X6 Protection
- Priority function - temperature cannot be modified by other user interface when water is running
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Bosch Integra 500 Tankless Water Heater
The Bosch Integra 500 Condensing tankless water heater is a top performance, fully condensing gas tankless water heater from Bosch. This 199,000 BTU heater is designed for residential applications and can deliver hot water up to 140 degrees F with a 10.5 GPM flow rate. Not approved for space heating applications.
This Energy Star approved tankless water heater can produce enough hot water for 2-3 major applications in most homes.
Unlike traditional non-condensing models, condensing technology captures heat from the exhaust gas and uses it to preheat the incoming cold water. This increases efficiency and reduces emissions -- well ahead of the 2012 Low NOX emissions standards set by SCAQMD (California -- South Coast Air Quality Management District).
The Bosch Integra 500 features an electronic ignition system and can vent through either 3 inch or 4 inch diameter PVC vent pipe either through the side wall or up through the roof. A concentric venting option is available.
The Bosch Integra 500 comes with built-in Freeze Protection and is the same as the Bosch Therm C 1050 ES tankless water heater except that it also comes with a 3/4" PRV and an External Water Filter. The Integra 500 has a white cover and the Bosch C 1050ES has a silver cover. Both heaters are 199,000 BTUs and have the same temperture rise.
The Bosch C800ES is the same as the Bosch Integra 500 and the Bosch Therm C 1050 ES tankless water heater except that it comes with a 3/4" PRV and it does not come with built-in freeze protection. The External Water Filter is optional, but recommended. The freeze prevention kit is designed to provide protection for the water heater down to approximately 5°F for short term conditions only. It will not protect the appliance in areas where the temperature is routinely expected to be below freezing. The freeze prevention kit will not protect plumbing outside the appliance from freezing.
The Bosch Integra 500 comes with a limited 15 year warranty on the heat exchanger and 5 years on all other parts. Service and labor costs are not covered.

Unlike traditional non-condensing models, condensing technology captures heat from the exhaust gas and uses it to preheat the incoming cold water. This increases efficiency and reduces emissions -- well ahead of the 2012 Low NOX emissions standards set by SCAQMD (California -- South Coast Air Quality Management District).
The Bosch Integra 500 features an electronic ignition system and can vent through either 3 inch or 4 inch diameter PVC vent pipe either through the side wall or up through the roof. A concentric venting option is available.
The Bosch Integra 500 comes with built-in Freeze Protection and is the same as the Bosch Therm C 1050 ES tankless water heater except that it also comes with a 3/4" PRV and an External Water Filter. The Integra 500 has a white cover and the Bosch C 1050ES has a silver cover. Both heaters are 199,000 BTUs and have the same temperture rise.
The Bosch C800ES is the same as the Bosch Integra 500 and the Bosch Therm C 1050 ES tankless water heater except that it comes with a 3/4" PRV and it does not come with built-in freeze protection. The External Water Filter is optional, but recommended. The freeze prevention kit is designed to provide protection for the water heater down to approximately 5°F for short term conditions only. It will not protect the appliance in areas where the temperature is routinely expected to be below freezing. The freeze prevention kit will not protect plumbing outside the appliance from freezing.
The Bosch Integra 500 comes with a limited 15 year warranty on the heat exchanger and 5 years on all other parts. Service and labor costs are not covered.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Bosch Therm Condensing Tankless Water Heaters
The top-of-the-line Bosch Therm Tankless Water Heaters feature a secondary condensing heat exchanger. This condensing heat exchanger is able to take the heat and energy that would be otherwise going up and out the exhaust pipe and channel that heat back into the water.
There are two main effects from this process. First, this process of reclaiming the heat before it goes out the exhaust boosts the thermal efficiency up by 10 percentage points from 82% to 92%. This means that you are paying less day after day to heat your home's hot water. Second, the heat taken out of the exhaust gases reduces the heat of the exhaust and thus allows the Bosch Therm condensing tankless water heaters to vent through PVC rather than through stainless steel. Of course, PVC is less expensive, so again the home owner saves money.
For example, the Bosch Therm C 1050ES condensing tankless water heater is a 199,000 BTU/hr maximum input unit with a 92% thermal efficiency. Not only can this heater vent out through PVC, but there is an optional concentric vent kit that can be used in either vertical or horizontal exhaust systems. In comparison, the Bosch Therm 940ES is also a 199,000 BTU/hr maximum input tankless water heater. But, as this heater does not have the secondary condensing heat exchanger it must vent through stainless steel vent pipe.
As expected, the Bosch C 1050ES costs more up front than the Bosch 940ES does. It is expected that after a few years of use the higher efficiency Bosch Therm C 1050ES will allow the home owner to recoup the higher up front capital cost.
The Bosch Therm condensing tankless water heaters all start with a "C" to indicate "Condensing." They are:
There are two main effects from this process. First, this process of reclaiming the heat before it goes out the exhaust boosts the thermal efficiency up by 10 percentage points from 82% to 92%. This means that you are paying less day after day to heat your home's hot water. Second, the heat taken out of the exhaust gases reduces the heat of the exhaust and thus allows the Bosch Therm condensing tankless water heaters to vent through PVC rather than through stainless steel. Of course, PVC is less expensive, so again the home owner saves money.
For example, the Bosch Therm C 1050ES condensing tankless water heater is a 199,000 BTU/hr maximum input unit with a 92% thermal efficiency. Not only can this heater vent out through PVC, but there is an optional concentric vent kit that can be used in either vertical or horizontal exhaust systems. In comparison, the Bosch Therm 940ES is also a 199,000 BTU/hr maximum input tankless water heater. But, as this heater does not have the secondary condensing heat exchanger it must vent through stainless steel vent pipe.
As expected, the Bosch C 1050ES costs more up front than the Bosch 940ES does. It is expected that after a few years of use the higher efficiency Bosch Therm C 1050ES will allow the home owner to recoup the higher up front capital cost.
The Bosch Therm condensing tankless water heaters all start with a "C" to indicate "Condensing." They are:
- Bosch Therm C 1210ESC (Commercial) 225,000 BTU
- Bosch Therm C 1210ES (Residential) 225,000 BTU
- Bosch Therm C 1050ES (Commercial or Residential) 199,000 BTU
Of these, the only heater that is Energy Star rated is the Bosch Therm C1050ES tankless water heater as it is below the 200,000 BTU level.
All of the Bosch Therm Condensing tankless water heaters come with a 15 year warranty on the heat exchanger and a 5 year warranty on all other parts. These heaters can only be sold to licensed installers and cannot be sold directly to home owners. They all feature an electronic ignition system and offer an optional remote control thermostat.
All three models are available in both natural gas and liquid propane and come with Bosch's patented burner design. And, they can be used in solar thermal, recirculation and space heating applications.
Call us at 866.289.4652 with your questions.
Global ProTankless Supply
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Bosch Therm Tankless Product Number Changes
Recently Bosch has changed their naming strategy for the Bosch Therm line up of Tankless Water Heaters. Previously, the Bosch part numbers reflected the flow rate at a 45 degree F temperature rise; now the part numbers reflect the flow rate at a 35 degree F temperature rise.
So, for example, the legacy Bosch Pro 920ES is now the Bosch Therm C 1210ES. This means that this heater can produce 9.2 GPM of hot water at a 45 degree F rise and 12.1 GPM at a 35 degree F rise.
This naming change was done, so it seems, to align Bosch with an emerging industry de facto standard of showing the flow rate at a 35 degree F temperature rise. In reality, showing the flow rate at a 45 degree F temperature rise made more sense as a 45 degree F temperature rise is more realistic average across the US. However, with other manufacturers advertising their heaters 35 degree F flow rate, it appeared that their tankless water heaters had a higher flow rate (which was of course not true).
So, now Bosch's published flow rates allow for easier comparisons to those of other manufacturer's heaters.
Bosch did make some upgrades to the new models, so actually the newer heaters have more capabilities than their older legacy heaters. More about those details in later blog entries...
Here is a brief listing of the name changes:
So, for example, the legacy Bosch Pro 920ES is now the Bosch Therm C 1210ES. This means that this heater can produce 9.2 GPM of hot water at a 45 degree F rise and 12.1 GPM at a 35 degree F rise.
This naming change was done, so it seems, to align Bosch with an emerging industry de facto standard of showing the flow rate at a 35 degree F temperature rise. In reality, showing the flow rate at a 45 degree F temperature rise made more sense as a 45 degree F temperature rise is more realistic average across the US. However, with other manufacturers advertising their heaters 35 degree F flow rate, it appeared that their tankless water heaters had a higher flow rate (which was of course not true).
So, now Bosch's published flow rates allow for easier comparisons to those of other manufacturer's heaters.
Bosch did make some upgrades to the new models, so actually the newer heaters have more capabilities than their older legacy heaters. More about those details in later blog entries...
Here is a brief listing of the name changes:
- Old: Bosch Pro 920ES | New: Bosch Therm C 1210ES
- Old: Bosch Pro 920ESC | New: Bosch Therm C 1210ESC
- Old: Bosch Pro 800ES | New: Bosch Therm C 1050ES
- Old: Bosch Pro 715ES | New: Bosch Therm 940ES & Bosch Therm 940ESO
- Old: Bosch Pro 425HN | New: Bosch Therm 520HN
- Old: Bosch Pro 425PN | New: Bosch Therm 520PN
- Old: Bosch Pro 260PN | New: Bosch Therm 330PN
The part numbers for the Bosch Electric whole-house and point-of-use tankless water heaters did not change, nor did the Ariston Pro Ti names change.
Call us for pricing on any of the new Bosch Therm Tankless Water Heaters at 866.289.4652.
Global ProTankless Supply
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