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S'aimer
post May 7 2014, 03:52 PM

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What about for bathrooms upstairs? Have not buy any water heater yet. The lady boss of a hardware shop tell me that if water pressure is good, no need to buy heaters with pump. So far as I see, when I turn on the wall tap, the water pressure is good. So is it ok to buy without pump?

QUOTE(ozak @ Mar 11 2014, 01:09 AM)
Do some simple testing. Put a hose on the tap. Raise the hose up 2 meter with a stick. Open the tap and see the water flow out good enough.
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S'aimer
post May 11 2014, 09:37 PM

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How to really check? When I turn on the taps, water flow is good.

QUOTE(ozak @ May 11 2014, 02:17 AM)
You need to know, how good is good the pressure. Something a figure to see, check and measure. Without this, the lady boss thinking preesure is not what you think the pressure is it. So you got to ask yourself, how to tell.

Got to try to avoid the later argument with the boss if mistake buying the wrong heater.
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S'aimer
post Aug 13 2014, 08:31 PM

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Any recommendation for safety device?

QUOTE(ozak @ Aug 13 2014, 09:12 PM)
Just replace to new 1 not enough. As you see in this few case, the heater doesn't protect you at all. You don't no when is the right time to change it. Or when is the time to take your life. sweat.gif  Quite scary.

You need a third party safety device to protect you. 1 fail, still got another 1 to protect.
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