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Possibly, but only if the heater is sized for the home's simultaneous hot-water flow and the local incoming-water temperature. A tankless unit has a maximum gallons-per-minute capacity at a particular temperature rise; it cannot supply unlimited flow. Large households may need a higher-capacity or multiple-unit setup after a professional load calculation.
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