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APUS AP-AWH-Q13NG 95,000 BTU Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater

95,000 BTU/h non-condensing gas tankless, about 3.3 GPM at a 45°F rise

4.4 GPM max95,000 BTU/h~2.1 GPM at 70°F riseNatural gas

Updated October 2026

The short answer

A solid non-condensing gas tankless for one shower at a time in cold climates.

Delivers
95,000 BTU/h input.
Watch for
Needs a gas line sized for the load.
Suits
One shower at a time in cold climates.
Max flow (maker)
4.42 GPM
Input (maker)
95,000 BTU/h
Voltage
120 V
Fuel
natural gas
UEF (maker)
0.81
Material
4.42 GPM 95,000BTU
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What it delivers

The APUS AP-AWH-Q13NG 95,000 BTU Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater is a non-condensing gas tankless with a 95,000 BTU/h burner and a stated maximum flow of 4.4 GPM. Its listing gives a UEF of 0.81.

At a 45°F rise (mild inlet water to a 120°F set point) it holds about 3.3 GPM, 1 shower at 2 GPM; in winter, at a 70°F rise, about 2.1 GPM, 1 shower at 2 GPM. Size it to your fixtures and climate.

The line must deliver about 92 cubic feet of natural gas an hour when it fires flat out. The requirement calculator adds it up; a licensed fitter confirms the pipe.

Its exhaust runs hot, so the vent must be the material its manual lists, usually stainless; budget for the vent kit.

From the listing: material: 4.42 GPM 95,000BTU; model: AP-AWH-Q13NG; warranty: 2 Year Manufacturer Warranty.

The listing gives dimensions of 5.9 in (W) x 20.55 in (H) and a weight of 19.2 lb.

Warranty, per the listing: 2 Year Manufacturer Warranty.

Right unit for this house?

Install it when

  • One shower at a time in cold climates
  • Replacing a gas tank heater

Look at another unit when

  • More than 1 winter shower at once
  • Homes without a gas line

Strengths and trade-offs

Strengths

  • 95,000 BTU/h input
  • Up to 4.4 GPM
  • UEF 0.81

Trade-offs

  • Needs a gas line sized for the load
  • Stainless venting costs more
  • Needs periodic descaling

Install limits

  • Figures are the maker's or seller's own. Flow at a rise is our estimate from the input; gas, venting and electrical work needs a licensed professional.

Rated performance

Every figure below comes from the source shown in brackets. Where the maker doesn't state something, we say so instead of estimating.

Model numberAP-AWH-Q13NGRetailer
Dimensions (seller)5.9"W x 20.55"HRetailer
Features (seller)24/7 Customer Service, Anti-Freezing Protection, Easy Installation, Low Water Flow Protection, Overheat Protection 24/7 Customer Service, Anti-Freezing Protection, Easy Installation, Low Water Flow Protection, Overheat ProtectionRetailer
Voltage120 VRetailer
Max flow (maker)4.42 GPMRetailer
Input (maker)95,000 BTU/hRetailer
Product weight19.2 lbRetailer
Warranty2 Year Manufacturer WarrantyRetailer
Material4.42 GPM 95,000BTURetailer
UEF (maker)0.81Retailer
Fuelnatural gasRetailer

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Final verdict

A solid non-condensing gas tankless for one shower at a time in cold climates.

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Questions buyers ask

Is the APUS AP-AWH-Q13NG 95,000 BTU Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater big enough for two showers?
From its 95,000 BTU/h input we estimate about 3.3 GPM at a 45°F rise and 2.1 GPM at a 70°F rise, so 1 two-GPM shower with mild inlet water and 1 in a cold winter. The maker's flow chart for this model is the final word.
What size gas line does the APUS AP-AWH-Q13NG 95,000 BTU Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater need?
At full fire it uses about 92 cubic feet of natural gas an hour. The pipe size depends on the length of the run and every other gas appliance on it; the maker's manual and a licensed gas fitter decide it.