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GE GE27DNHPDG01

GE GE27DNHPDG01 is in the DOE listing as of Oct 26, 2026.

It has a certified UEF of 0.91 and a certified flow of 2.7 gal/min at a 67°F rise.

Its certified flow is 2.7 gal/min at a 67°F rise, while GE advertises 5.4 gal/min at the temperatures it states (Read Oct 5, 2026), so a comparison at the same rise is not possible.

  • Electric tankless water heater
  • 1 listed model

ENERGY STAR certification does not cover this type of water heater.

Flow at a 67°F rise
2.7gallons per minuteCertified
Advertised flow
5.4gallons per minuteGE, at the temperatures it states
UEF
0.91Uniform energy factor

Flow where you live

The heater gives less flow when colder incoming water needs a bigger rise.

Cold water
Cold water must be at least 10°F colder than the hot water setting.
Flow estimate
The estimate uses the lowest certified flow among the listed models. It is about 2.6 gal/min at a 70°F rise.

Flow limits

  • The estimate excludes the flow needed to turn the heater on, heat lost in pipes, and installation.
  • Cold water from a well or long pipe run can differ from the temperature you enter.
  • Without a stated flow limit, estimates for warmer water may exceed the heater’s actual flow.

Advertised and certified figures

GE GE27DNHPDG01: advertised and certified
GE GE27DNHPDG01: advertised and certified UEF: advertised 0.91, certified 0.91. Flow: advertised 5.4 gal/min, certified 2.7 gal/min (advertised at the temperatures it states, certified at a 67°F rise). Flow: advertised 6.19 gal/min, certified 2.7 gal/min (advertised no rise stated, certified at a 67°F rise). Flow: advertised 5.4 gal/min, certified 2.7 gal/min (advertised no rise stated, certified at a 67°F rise). UEF Advertised 0.91 Certified 0.91 Flow · advertised at the temperatures it states, certified at a 67°F rise Advertised 5.4 gal/min Certified 2.7 gal/min Flow · advertised no rise stated, certified at a 67°F rise Advertised 6.19 gal/min Certified 2.7 gal/min Flow · advertised no rise stated, certified at a 67°F rise Advertised 5.4 gal/min Certified 2.7 gal/min
FigureAdvertisedCertifiedAdvertiserRead
UEF 0.91 0.91 GE Read Oct 5, 2026
Flow 5.4 gal/min at the temperatures it states 2.7 gal/min at a 67°F rise GE Read Oct 5, 2026
Flow 6.19 gal/min, no rise stated 2.7 gal/min at a 67°F rise GE Read Oct 5, 2026
Flow 5.4 gal/min, no rise stated 2.7 gal/min at a 67°F rise GE Read Oct 5, 2026
Flow 5.09 gal/min, no rise stated 2.7 gal/min at a 67°F rise GE Read Oct 5, 2026
Flow 4.4 gal/min, no rise stated 2.7 gal/min at a 67°F rise GE Read Oct 5, 2026
Flow 4.19 gal/min, no rise stated 2.7 gal/min at a 67°F rise GE Read Oct 5, 2026
Flow 3.79 gal/min, no rise stated 2.7 gal/min at a 67°F rise GE Read Oct 5, 2026
Flow 3.4 gal/min, no rise stated 2.7 gal/min at a 67°F rise GE Read Oct 5, 2026
Flow 3.29 gal/min, no rise stated 2.7 gal/min at a 67°F rise GE Read Oct 5, 2026
Flow 3.0 gal/min, no rise stated 2.7 gal/min at a 67°F rise GE Read Oct 5, 2026

See how advertised flow compares across tankless models

Certified figures by listed model

Model numberUEFFlow at a 67°F rise (gal/min)Recovery efficiencyDraw pattern
GE27DNHPDG010.912.798%—

UEF is the uniform energy factor. A dash means the model has no such figure.

It warms 2.7 gallons per minute of water from 58°F to 125°F in the test. The median electric tankless model heats 0.7 gallons per minute by 67°F. Of 337 electric tankless models, 11 have a higher flow than this one.

In tests, 91% of the energy went to hot water, so its UEF is 0.91. Of the energy it spends heating water, 98% ends up in it (its recovery efficiency).

Updated Oct 26, 2026 · Methodology

Not covered

  • Changes to an advertised figure after the date beside it.