storage heater or instant heater? which one safer?
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 Jun 29 2023, 08:02 PM
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QUOTE(westlife @ Jun 4 2023, 02:09 AM) yeah.. using it for long time also. never off at all. Can ask which model is it? Since it seems like there are not much shop selling, even Lazada also dont have much seller as well. |
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Jun 30 2023, 11:41 AM
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QUOTE(westlife @ Jun 29 2023, 09:33 PM) i chose CS-60L (60 litre) which is good enough for me since only two persons in my house. I see. Thanks for the replies. Guess I have to call them to find out for their seller.it is not big but decent for 2 persons and with rooms to support by provinding enough hot power for more ppl to bath concurrently. this is bolehland products and they are suprisingly good which I had used it since 2014 and it has not given me any problem so far. it is using DC power also so it will be safer as well. but of course technically storage heater has no risk comparing to instant heater that has electronic components exposed directly inside the bathroom. yes, super hard to find now. not many shops are selling this i think. last time i bought it from home fair, one of the authorised seller is selling this at the fair. http://seers.com.my/products/appliance-pro...e-water-heater/ |
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Jul 1 2023, 11:36 AM
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That why I am interested with Seers because of what they advertis. Was like thinking to speak to their distributor or at least see the item to make the decision.
For the heater water storage, actually what we need to look out for? Since been survey few common brands, Joven, Alpha and Elton, all their spec looks identical to me, how do we all select or make decision? Besides that, anyone know anything that we should be aware of when install, any precautions can take to prevent electrocution？ |
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Jul 1 2023, 03:31 PM
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QUOTE(ceo684 @ Jul 1 2023, 12:50 PM) Make sure to have 10mA RCD fitted for each water heater + 30mA for whole house RCD. Thanks a lots. Now I can pray the wiring guy I have would understand what this term means. Brand of heater up to you. All the same function (electric kettle).  |
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Jul 11 2023, 09:33 AM
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Thanks for a lot of inputs.
Side question: Does the storage heater and solar water price different a lots? Especially for a 3 bathroom house? |
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