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Best High-UEF Gas Tankless Water Heaters (2026)

Gas tankless water heaters whose official ENERGY STAR records list a uniform energy factor of 0.98, ranked on the same published-spec score as the main comparison.

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  1. 1
    Highest published-spec match in this shortlist

    Camplux RT199iB

    Score is within our gas tankless water heaters ranking
    8.7/10

    UEF 0.98; maximum 5.8 GPM; minimum 0.6 GPM; connected-capable.

    What we like

    • Highest official uniform energy factor in this comparison (0.98)
    • High official maximum flow (5.8 GPM)
    • ENERGY STAR lists this model as connected-capable

    Watch out for

    • No additional scored gaps in the official record we used
  2. 2
    Closely related alternative

    Camplux RP199iB

    Score is within our gas tankless water heaters ranking
    8.7/10

    UEF 0.98; maximum 5.8 GPM; minimum 0.6 GPM; connected-capable.

    What we like

    • Highest official uniform energy factor in this comparison (0.98)
    • High official maximum flow (5.8 GPM)
    • ENERGY STAR lists this model as connected-capable

    Watch out for

    • No additional scored gaps in the official record we used
  3. 3
    Another official-spec alternative

    Rinnai CX199I

    Score is within our gas tankless water heaters ranking
    8.1/10

    UEF 0.98; maximum 5.8 GPM; minimum 0.1 GPM.

    What we like

    • Highest official uniform energy factor in this comparison (0.98)
    • High official maximum flow (5.8 GPM)
    • Lowest official minimum activation flow in this comparison (0.1 GPM)

    Watch out for

    • ENERGY STAR does not list this model as connected-capable

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