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When it comes to servicing your hot water system, the different types of hot water systems have different time frames for service intervals in order to ensure you are getting the most out of your heater system. Having your hot water system services about every 2 years will ensure you have an energy-efficient tank reducing the household energy use and saving you on energy costs. so, in turn, you will save money on your electricity bill, which only seems to be on the rise.
To understand the lifespan of a hot water system, we have put together an approximate time for you on the common types of systems we install in Sydney. There are a few hot water system options so, here is the general rule you can follow for the water heater systems you have:
The above life span of a hot water heater is based on the fact that they are services roughly every 2 years. Servicing your system will allow the licensed plumber to make sure your system is in good working order, mitigate the need for water heater repair near you, and is operating to its full capacity. There are parts to a hot water heater that will be repairs or replacing before you will be in need of a new hot water system.
These parts include the sacrificial anode22, temperature & pressure relief (TPR) valve, tempering valve, test ignition point and pilot light. These items will be routinely checked and replaced as needed by a hot water repair specialist.
Can't remember the last time you had your hot water system serviced or had a professional plumber carry out hot water heater repair near you? Our Sydney hot water service team carry out servicing and repairs to all types of hot water systems on a daily basis. Call Sydney Plumbers at Chiswick Plumbing for quality service of your hot water system at 1300 508 157.
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We have been servicing Sydney and Sydney's Inner West for 40 years with water heater replacement near you as well as installation and repair. From the Inner West Suburbs, Sydney's East & CBD to the Western Suburbs and all the way down to
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Hot water systems are one of those things that we use day in, day out, yet we don't think to show them a little TLC until the day we wake up and there is no hot water, or they go BANG!
Your hot water system services the whole house, from the bath & shower to all the taps in your home or workplace, as well as appliances that require the use of hot water. So, when you think about it, hot water systems may just be the hardest working appliance we have.
Just like the car that we service annually to make sure we can get from A to B without issues, hot water systems need to be serviced around every 2 years (depending on the types of hot water systems you have). A hot water specialist is the only person that should be carrying out an existing hot water system service or hot water system repairs.
If you have noticed any issues with water temperature, leaking hot water systems, hot water taps not heating to their usual temperature, or have no hot water at all, then it's best that you give us a call and we can send one of our hot water specialists to investigate the issue for you. Whether you have an electric hot water heater, a solar hot water system, a gas hot water system, or have heat pump hot water, our professional plumber can identify what needs fixing and can have your hot water up and running in no time.
Call our Sydney hot water team on 1300 508 157 and book a hot water appointment today for hot water repairs near you!-
Choosing which Hot Water System is best for your house can seem a daunting process as there are so many hot water system types on the market. The type you have might also depend on how much hot water you need on a day to day basis. Chiswick Plumbing is able to assess your property and household needs to make recommendations on the best hot water system for you and provide detailed quotes.
Below is a sample of the various gas, electric and solar hot water systems available in Australia...
If you have a connection, Natural gas is a good option. It can be cheaper than electricity; gas rates don’t vary through the day and gas hot water systems can heat water as needed. A four-person household may require a 135–170L tank. You also have the option of an instantaneous system.
Due to venting requirements, Gas systems are usually installed outdoors, however, they can be installed indoors with a flue. Gas has an energy efficiency star rating. Some have a pilot light, which uses a small amount of gas.
Electric ignition is more economical, but in a blackout you can lose your hot water supply.
Liquid petroleum gas (LPG) bottles are an alternative to natural gas – however, this will increase your running costs.
Perfect for anyone looking to convert from an old electric water heater, 5 star gas storage water heaters are better for the environment and cost less to run.
Important: Depending on the tank material, 5 star gas storage systems require routine sacrificial anode replacement to prevent corrosion and prolong the lifespan of the water heater.
Chiswick Plumbing install 5 Star Gas storage water heaters, such as:
It’s a revolution in high performance water heating with a sleek ultra modern styling! The Rheem Stellar has a first hour capacity of up to 360 litres followed by 200 litres of hot water every hour – much more than most households will ever need.
AquaMAX Five Star Gas water heaters have options to cover most needs. These units are mains pressure, therefore, they can keep up with high demands. When you turn on the second, third or fourth tap, the hot water flow remains at mains pressure levels.
Important: Depending on the tank material, 4 star gas storage systems require routine sacrificial anode replacement to prevent corrosion and prolong the lifespan of the water heater.
Reduce your gas bills and your carbon footprint at the same time with Rheem’s 4 Star 90L to 170L gas water heater. It’s an easy and more energy efficient replacement for most older gas water heaters.
A tankless system that delivers continuous Hot Water. Entering cold water passes through a heat exchanger (usually located outside) to instantly deliver hot water to your various taps and fixtures.
Continuous or AKA Instantaneous Hot Water Systems, heat only as much water as you need, when you need it. Depending on the distance between your tap and the Hot Water System, it may take a few seconds before hot water begins to flow. Most models use gas, but electric models are available.
The size you need (flow rate in litres per minute) depends more on the number of hot water outlets the heater has to serve, than on the number of people in the household. As a general rule, for a two-bathroom house you need a flow rate of about 22–24 L/min. Talk to your Chiswick Plumbing to find the right capacity for your home.
Rheem Continuous Flow is a compact, gas instantaneous or continuous flow water heater with optional temperature controllers. Rheem Continuous Flow will never run out of hot water. It doesn’t store water – instead, it heats it instantly when you need it. Rheem’s new compact design is ideal in homes where space is at a premium. Choose the exact water temperature you desire. Between 37°C and 50°C in the bathroom to protect the little ones (and not so young) from the risk of scalding, and up to 60°C in the kitchen and laundry where you need hotter water temperatures.
Rinnai revolutionised the Australian water heating market in the early 90’s when it launched the first fully electronic gas Continuous Flow hot water system.
Today the Rinnai INFINITY hot water systems are even more sophisticated, notably the INFINITY 26 Touch takes the convenience of temperature control to a new level.
Designed with the environment in mind and with leading efficiencies across the range, low emission burners, Puretemp™ temperature control technology and better water conservation technology.
An electrically heated storage tank system is usually relatively cheap to buy and install, but is usually the most expensive to run, especially if it’s on the continuous (full day) rate.
Systems that run on off-peak electricity are much cheaper to run, but need a larger tank as the water heated overnight has to last you all day. And off-peak electricity isn’t available to all homes. A four-person household typically needs a 125–160L tank for a continuous system or 250–315L for off-peak. Can be installed indoors or outdoors.
A relatively inexpensive solution to your hot water needs, Rheem electric hot water storage is ideal for use with money saving off-peak tariffs and are available in a range of sizes to suit most needs. Whether you’re a small family on a budget or a larger family with a big demand for hot water, electric storage may be your answer.
Important: Depending on the tank material, electric storage systems require routine sacrificial anode replacement to prevent corrosion and prolong the lifespan of the water heater.
AquaMax mains pressure, Electric hot water units offer flexible hot water delivery, available in sizes to suit most applications.
AquaMAX Electric Vitreous Enamel range come with a 7 or 5 Year cylinder warranty. They are made of steel and lined internally with vitreous enamel, which is essentially fired glass, for protection, and is suitable for most water quality types including hard water found in regional areas.
Alternatively, you can opt for the superior performance of stainless steel in the new AquaMAX Stainless Steel Electric water heater range. These electric water heaters are up to 50% lighter and come with 10 Year cylinder warranty.
Hot water for small spaces. The Rheemglas® 50L is perfect for tight spots where there’s limited demand for hot water such as apartments, kitchens, offices and canteens.
Solar Water Systems or Solar Domestic Hot Water Systems can be a cost-effective way to generate hot water for your home, using a FREE fuel – our sunshine!
Solar Water Heating Systems use Solar Panels (or Collectors), which are typically mounted on the north facing aspect of a roof, to capture the heat and light from the sun. Water is drawn into the Panels from a Storage Tank which is either located on the roof or at ground level. The heated water travels from the bottom of the Panel to the top, where it is then returned to the tank.
The Dux Sunpro is a ground mounted, split solar system (tank on ground, solar collector panels on roof) and comes in Gas & Electric boosted models.
The Rheem Loline® is a ground mounted, split solar system (tank on ground, solar collector panels on roof) and comes in Gas & Electric boosted models. Do your bit for the planet and save energy at the same time! Go solar with the Rheem Loline® solar hot water heater. It’s designed for warmer climates and areas with good water quality.
If you need an emergency replacement, you can run this water heater on its electric boost until your panels are installed.
The Rheem Hiline® solar hot water heater is ideal for warmer climates and areas with good water quality. It’s a great option when ground access is limited as the storage tank and solar panels are mounted together on the roof. The Rheem Premier Hiline® solar water heater is ideal for cooler climates, prone to frost with good water quality.
The Rinnai Sunmaster solar range is designed to maximise the free energy from the sun, whilst also providing quality units that are affordable. Environmentally friendly and cost effective, Rinnai have developed 3 types of solar hot water units, close coupled systems, flat plate systems and evacuated tube systems, which allow their solar water heaters to be integrated into almost any home.
Instead of generating heat directly, Heat Pump Hot Water Heaters use electricity to move heat from the air and transfer it to heat your water, the reverse of a refrigerator! They are up to three times more efficient than conventional electric water heaters. When used in the right climate conditions they save energy, save money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. You can purchase stand-alone heat pump hot water systems as an integrated unit with a built-in water storage tank and back-up resistance heating elements. You can also retrofit heat pumps to work with an existing storage water heater.
Rheem heat pumps can help reduce your energy usage over time and bring your carbon emissions down too. With a gas or electric booster, you can have hot showers all year round – even when the sun doesn’t shine!