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post Sep 9 2011, 12:29 PM

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QUOTE(GibsonBFG @ Jun 30 2011, 01:13 PM)
hmmm...  besides grundfos... i check from another thread theres hitachi as well as panasonic water pump cost below rm500...  and i assume its for whole house...  water heater wit pump alr cost more than rm500...

will chk wit hardware shop guys...  i should b able to get enough info from harware shop guy rite?

thx agn...
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don't mind me asking GibsonBFG - which shop is selling hitachi/panasonic water pump below RM500? went to HLK and they quoted Hitachi WM-P180GX for RM650 (exclude installation) blink.gif
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post Sep 9 2011, 09:06 PM

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CH2-50PC is sufficient for 4-5 bathrooms. You cant hear the pump's sound but you might hear the vibration noise. If ur ceiling is high and the base for the pump is solid, you could hardly hear the vibration.


Added on September 9, 2011, 9:11 pmHere is an example of the noise
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNVlxcF0t3s

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post Nov 3 2011, 04:31 PM

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What is a reliable water heater brand/model? Has anybody had bad experiences with cheap Chinese products?
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post Nov 4 2011, 02:20 PM

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if i were to use a water pump, would my electricity usage increase for my standard water heater because i will have to increase the temperature to the highest to make the water hot due to the pressure of the water is high? pls explain coz quite blur on this.

currently my house with no pump n the water heater temp is onli half way so consumption is based on this but pressure not so canggih

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post Nov 4 2011, 02:43 PM

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QUOTE(kornflake @ Nov 4 2011, 02:20 PM)
if i were to use a water pump, would my electricity usage increase for my standard water heater because i will have to increase the temperature to the highest to make the water hot due to the pressure of the water is high? pls explain coz quite blur on this.

currently my house with no pump n the water heater temp is onli half way so consumption is based on this but pressure not so canggih
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You need to increase the heat if your water flow/pressure increase. The water cannot get enough hot when it flow fast from point a to point b inside the heating element

Of course your bill will increase too.
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post Nov 4 2011, 03:31 PM

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QUOTE(ozak @ Nov 4 2011, 02:43 PM)
You need to increase the heat if your water flow/pressure increase. The water cannot get enough hot when it flow fast from point a to point b inside the heating element

Of course your bill will increase too.
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if install a water pump + using instant water heater w/o pump will the water get enough hot? hmm.gif
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post Nov 4 2011, 04:52 PM

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QUOTE(AdrianSiang @ Nov 4 2011, 03:31 PM)
if install a water pump + using instant water heater w/o pump will the water get enough hot? hmm.gif
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Depend on your instant heater wattage. Normally 3.2kw is enough hot.
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post Nov 5 2011, 02:14 AM

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QUOTE(vtwl1979 @ Sep 9 2011, 11:53 AM)
this Grundfos CH2-50PC sufficient for 2 bathroom? my house tangki is located just above my room above the plaster ceiling. if install the pump near the tangki, will it be very noisy until the whole room can hear?
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CH2-50PC is sufficient upto 5 bathrooms. Grundfos pumps are silent, whether u can hear the noise or not depends on how u install it and also the structure of ur house. You definitely wanna get an anti-vibration pad to reduce the vibration noise.





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