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5 Things Installers Must Know For Instant Hot Water Solution

Instant hot water heaters provide an ideal solution, particularly for small businesses like salons, cafes, flower shops. Here are five steps for choosing or specifying the best instantaneous hot water solution.

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5 Things Installers Must Know For Instant Hot Water Solution

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  1. 5 Things Installers Must Know FOR BEST INSTANTANEOUS HOT WATER SOLUTION Suitable Size Ask, what is the hot water requirement? If there is only one hand basin in need of hot water then a single point heater will be adequate. Alternatively, if there are two or a single kitchen sink then a multi-point option is more suitable. Both heater systems are compact so can be easily installed in a kitchen cupboard or even above/under the wash unit. Factoring in Flow Rates Always take into account the available mains water flow rate during specification, as this can affect the delivery pressure and temperature of the water. In addition, the flow can also be affected by the power level of the unit. Appropriate Water Temperatures The temperature required depends on the desired use of the unit. Remember that the temperature from the outlet will be dependent on the mains water supply. Tell customers, so they know to turn the power output down during the warmer months for water and electric cost savings. Electrical Requirements If installing a water heater with a kilowatt rating above 3kW, it is advisable to employ a qualified electrician. The consumer unit (fuse box) should be checked to ensure it has a mains switch rating of 80A or above and include a spare fuse way or Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB). In all cases, the installation, supply cable and circuit protection must conform with BS7671 (IEE wiring regulations) and be sufficient for the amperage required. Prime Positioning The unit should be situated as close as possible to the outlet to minimise any heat loss. As such, the recommended maximum distance between the two is 0.5 metres. It also needs to be in a vertical position and connected to its own electrical circuit. Critically, the unit should not be placed where it will be subject to freezing conditions. SOURCE HTTPS://WWW.INSTALLERONLINE.CO.UK/5-THINGS-INSTALLERS-NEED-KNOW-SPECIFYING-BEST-INSTANTANEOUS-HOT-WATER-SOLUTION-JOB/

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