Anybody come across this kind of water heater before? My neighbour seems intent on having one fitted yet I am unable to find any information details as there seems to be no available website. Apart from the Dani another company that makes something similar is Marey who I think are based in the US. Again, few details available. Would such items comply with the regs etc? Thanks for any advice.
Are therse water heaters UK legal?
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http://www.formaster.com.pl/english/products.htm may help a bit.
At 5.5KW, it works nicely for a cloakroom hand basin.
A better dribble than the dribble from a 3KW heater anyway.
It does require a dedicated radial circuit in the UK at least.
The instructions should be no problem for a polish plumber, but say little about the electrical installation. Apparently they can be configured as vented or unvented, under sink or over sink. The illustration is set up as unvented under sink.
As for longevity - It's been going about 2 months so far, and we have very hard water so that's almost as long as our kettle will last without de-scaling ..... I'll let you know.
Not too sure what the sparks would make of the flex outlet supplied - the terminals are about the size of the ones in a 5A choc bloc, but I suppose the load is intermittent. I replaced it with a 40A DP switch.
At 5.5KW, it works nicely for a cloakroom hand basin.
A better dribble than the dribble from a 3KW heater anyway.
It does require a dedicated radial circuit in the UK at least.
The instructions should be no problem for a polish plumber, but say little about the electrical installation. Apparently they can be configured as vented or unvented, under sink or over sink. The illustration is set up as unvented under sink.
As for longevity - It's been going about 2 months so far, and we have very hard water so that's almost as long as our kettle will last without de-scaling ..... I'll let you know.
Not too sure what the sparks would make of the flex outlet supplied - the terminals are about the size of the ones in a 5A choc bloc, but I suppose the load is intermittent. I replaced it with a 40A DP switch.
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