GE GE50T10BAM01
GE GE50T10BAM01 is in the DOE listing as of Oct 19, 2026.
- Electric storage water heater
- 2 listed models
ENERGY STAR certification does not cover this type of water heater.
Its figures are also listed under GE GE50S10BAM01.
Certified figures
- Storage volume
- 50gallons
- UEF
- 0.93Uniform energy factor
- First-hour rating
- 76gallonsHot water in the first hour
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| Model number | Storage volume (gal) | UEF | First-hour rating (gal) | Recovery efficiency | Draw pattern |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE50T08BAM01 | 50 | 0.93 | 76 | 98% | High |
| GE50T10BAM01 | 50 | 0.93 | 76 | 98% | High |
UEF is the uniform energy factor. A dash means the model has no such figure.
Sold as 50 gallons, it holds 50 gallons in the test. Starting full, it gives 76 gallons of hot water in its first hour of use. Its tank holds 50 gallons, so reheating adds 26 gallons during the first hour. In the first hour, 8 of the 477 electric storage models give more hot water. The median electric storage model gives 55 gallons in the first hour of the test.
In tests, 93% of the energy it uses ends up as hot water (UEF 0.93). Its test ran at the high level of daily hot water use. Among 23 electric storage models on its draw pattern, 13 have a higher UEF. For its type and draw pattern, the median UEF is 0.94. The water took in 98% of the energy used to reheat it (its recovery efficiency).
It is sold as GE50T08BAM01 and GE50T10BAM01. All of its test figures are shared by one other basic model. You can find the whole group on the page for the GE GE50S10BAM01.
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They carry every figure in the table above.
- Every GE basic model
- Every 50-gallon electric storage water heater
- Every electric storage water heater
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- Advertised figures. We have none on file for this model.