The inlet pipe, what material is it?

Wall mounted above the bathroom ceiling? Looks like tight space.

Wonder if sometimes mounting it outside with the AC ledge is a better idea. Plumbing have to divert no doubt. That way too, you can look into AC water heaters. Turn on AC, get hot water for free. Alternatively, aggregating AC compressor units with a heat pump storage water heater...utilise their rejected heat air for making hot water.

As discussed before in an old thread

This post has been edited by halcyon27: Jul 7 2017, 06:44 PM

Is there a way to hang it outside yet shaded from the elements? In the old days, it's part and parcel of the being part of the furniture in the bathroom. Otherwise if possible, plan to enlarge the man hole to with a wider man hole or consider exposing it as per old school for ease of maintenance sake.

This post has been edited by halcyon27: Jul 10 2017, 03:48 PM

Understood.

See if a bigger man hole can be had near the plumbing point and another for accommodating the diameter of the tangki. It doesn't need to accommodate the whole length. Say diameter is 37cm, the access panel need only be 45cm by 45cm. It should offset 10-14" from the mounting wall. Imagine you're the installer....where should this manhole be for maintenance access, uninstall and reinstall. Based on their spec, a diameter of 43 cm for up to 50l. The next largest has a diameter of 51cm. For those, perhaps a service panel of 60x60cm should be cut no nearer than 12".

Perhaps there should be two manhole on either end to ease and facilitate drilling before mounting with one of them giving access to the plumbing too. Hope you can imagine what's being said.

This post has been edited by halcyon27: Jul 17 2017, 03:49 PM

Can take picture?