RockStar9238
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How many litre do you have it?Rheem storage water heater not bad also.
How many litre do you have it?Rheem storage water heater not bad also.
30LHow many litre do you have it?
Is it consume alot or electricity ? U along use 30 litre ? Presently I used 25 litre but different brand. Next month HIP want to change a new one. I find that rheem 25.litre very long 30 litre shorter
I am really about the electrocuted news too so I am in a dilemma. storage type water heater I just cannot tahan anymore
spore so hot why need so hot water...I feel water storage the water not hot as much as standalone
Standalone better leh
AOSmith................my ariston storage water broke down after 6yrs...
gg to change..
any good brands?
i see Ariston tio whack left right centre....alot complaints
wah this brand Ex sio.....AOSmith................
so said life span around 5-7yrs......How long do you all normally change water storage heater?
Just change Joven or Rheem 30L/35L, whichever is available.my ariston storage water broke down after 6yrs...
gg to change..
any good brands? i just need 20L will do.. no need for wifi completed function also
i see Ariston tio whack left right centre....alot complaints
It's a little ex but 3yrs warranty.wah this brand Ex sio.....
U got any certified ones to intro? Exp Abit NVM.Almost all the cases or fatality from instant heaters came from self installation or from inexperienced and not certified technicians.![]()
normal now is 5yr warranty liao lehIt's a little ex but 3yrs warranty.

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Water heater better be very basic with rccb, without superfluous functions and good to go for many years.
Why not just use instant one, way easier than thisIf you buy 3kw storage heater with small capacity, it heats up very fast. For example the Rheem EHG30 (30L). In my experience you can turn it on for 2-3 min, and the water is hot enough already.
The reason why we look for 3kw, is that the power point in your house maxes out at 13A. 240v * 13A = 3kw.
The annoying heaters are the ones which use less power, for example 1.5kw storage heater will take double the time to get sufficiently hot. The large capacity ones have the same issue, 60L will take double the time of a 30L.
to raise the temperature of 1g of water by 1C you need 4.184 joules. 30L of water by 1C is 4.184 * 30000 = 125,520j A 3kw heater supplies 3000j/s so it takes 41.84s to raise the water temperature in a 30L heater by 1C
We only need to get the water to about 37C which is about 10 degrees above room temperature, which would take 418s (7min) in the worst case
However there is another effect here which is thermal stratification. The water at the top of the tank can be much hotter than water at the bottom of the tank, and the heater draws water from the top of the tank where it is the hottest.
For this reason in practice you do not need to wait the full 7 min before showering. We only need the top layer of water in the tank to hit 37C and from experience this is achieved in 2-3 min.
There is a secondary concern here which is that the 3kw heater will heat water faster than you can use it, so as you shower the water gets hotter. With those 1.5kw heaters the water may get colder as you use it...
I think u go for those experienced shops they will settle it for u.U got any certified ones to intro? Exp Abit NVM.