can you tap off hot water from an over sink water heater?

[JohnHamer1977]

I have an existing over sink hot water heater.

Can I get hot water from that to suppy a tap about 2 meters away on another sink?
(We don't want an over sink water heater on the new sink as they are a bit ugly on the wall.)

Usage is very very light on both sinks, for a quick handwash etc

Or do I have to get another water heater to supply both sinks?

Or where can I find a small low power under sink water heater for the new sink?

(no gas in the building)

thanks

 

[Bahco]

I would hazard a guess and say yes but don't think they will both work at the same time

 

[Dan Robinson]

I wince when saying this but both Ariston and Heatre Sadia make undersink heaters that do not need G3 installation certificates - but it'll still need a Part P sparks to certify.

 

[JohnHamer1977]

thanks for the reply Bahco... I thought so but the hot water comes out of a spout... not sure how to take from that to another tap?

Dan_ -

Would you say this sort of thing sutable?
http://www.discountedheating.co.uk/shop/acatalog/Ariston_Europrisma_Under_Sink_Water_Heaters.html

They all seem to be 10L... that is far too physically big.
The heater we have now is over sink and probably 2L-5L and that does the job... we just don't want another over sink thing but I can not seem to find a small under sink one.

It can either supply 1 sink or 2 but it has to be under the sink and small.

 

[Bahco]

Brain not working properly

 

[ChrisR]

Is the oversink one you have now a storage device, or does it heat water when you draw it off?

 

[JohnHamer1977]

no prbs Bahco.


ChrisR -
I don't know TBH. It's an oldish looking handwash thing.
We have only been turning it on just before it's used.
It's like this http://www.hygienesuppliesdirect.com/products/cat357-sub6684-prod107641


Are there heaters that just heat up when you need them too?
And don't waste power when they are not being used?