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American Water Heater Propane Water Heaters

American Water Heater filters Active: Propane · 4 categories
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Type
Tankless Tank / Storage Heat Pump / Hybrid Solar Indirect Point-of-Use RV / Mobile Commercial
Fuel
Gas Electric Propane
Capacity
6 Gallon 10 Gallon 20 Gallon 30 Gallon 40 Gallon 50 Gallon 75 Gallon 80 Gallon 100 Gallon
Features
Energy Star Condensing
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American Water Heater Propane Water Heaters: buyer's guide

American Water Heater doesn't currently ship any propane water heaters in the lineup we track. If you're shopping for propane water heaters, see the full Propane category for cross-brand options.

About American Water Heater

American Water Heater is a brand in the US water-heater market (parent: AO Smith).

For the complete American Water Heater lineup across all sub-types and capacities, see the American Water Heater Water Heaters hub.

Other Propane water heaters brands

If you're cross-shopping propane water heaters beyond American Water Heater, the following brands also ship in this category:

About Propane Water Heaters water heaters

Propane (LP gas) water heaters use the same fundamental hardware as natural gas water heaters — the only difference is the orifice size and burner air-fuel ratio calibrated for propane's higher BTU/cu ft. Most US residential gas water heaters ship as natural gas with an LP conversion kit (~$30–$80 part) that the installer applies during install. Propane water heaters serve rural US homes without natural gas service, mountain properties, off-grid homes, and many manufactured homes.

Per BTU, propane typically costs 1.5x to 2x more than natural gas in US markets. Specific 2026 pricing varies by region — propane delivery cost, tank lease, regional availability all play in. For a typical 3–4 person household: