Hi can anyone recommend an instant water heater for an ensuite hand basin. I'm after recommendations of products that people have fitted/ used that actually give a good enough flow even in the winter. I looked at some of the smaller rated heaters 4-5kw in eg screwfix and most have bad reviews saying the flow is not enough. Dont know if this is down to expectations of having a flow as good as the boiler can provide or whether they are just under powered. As the room already has an electric shower I'm looking for the smallest rated unit that fits the job well. Was thinking maybe 7.7kw Triton instaflow undersink water heater. Anyone got experience of a good instant water heater with low Kw rating then let me know. Cheers
Fitted an earlier version of thi
in a small industrial unit for hand washing, brush cleaning etc and it has worked well.
Easy to install, but the pressure relief valve should have a tundish fitted at the final outlet where possible. Plenty hot water for most normal whb applications.
Redring MS6 Undersink Stored Water Heater 1.5kW 6Ltr
Order online at Screwfix.com. Compact stored water heater, an efficient way to add a hot water supply where a connection to a central supply is either not possible or practical. Perfect for supplying a sink or basin with hot water set between 22°C and 75°C in kitchens, extensions, loft / room...
www.screwfix.com
Easy to install, but the pressure relief valve should have a tundish fitted at the final outlet where possible. Plenty hot water for most normal whb applications.
Fitted an earlier version of thi
in a small industrial unit for hand washing, brush cleaning etc and it has worked well.Redring MS6 Undersink Stored Water Heater 1.5kW 6Ltr
Order online at Screwfix.com. Compact stored water heater, an efficient way to add a hot water supply where a connection to a central supply is either not possible or practical. Perfect for supplying a sink or basin with hot water set between 22°C and 75°C in kitchens, extensions, loft / room...www.screwfix.com
Easy to install, but the pressure relief valve should have a tundish fitted at the final outlet where possible. Plenty hot water for most normal whb applications.
Hi Pirate thanks for the reply, I wanted to try a non tanked heater as the room may only get used for ten minutes in the morning and the same at nightFitted an earlier version of thi
in a small industrial unit for hand washing, brush cleaning etc and it has worked well.Redring MS6 Undersink Stored Water Heater 1.5kW 6Ltr
Order online at Screwfix.com. Compact stored water heater, an efficient way to add a hot water supply where a connection to a central supply is either not possible or practical. Perfect for supplying a sink or basin with hot water set between 22°C and 75°C in kitchens, extensions, loft / room...www.screwfix.com
Easy to install, but the pressure relief valve should have a tundish fitted at the final outlet where possible. Plenty hot water for most normal whb applications.
OK, didn't realise that. I've used Triton handwash units before, many years ago,,,they were ok for simpple handwashing
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