Gas Hot Water Systems
At Liverpool Hot Water we supply, install and commission a full range of gas hot water systems.
Gas powered water heating systems are environmentally efficient. They are economical to run and produce less greenhouse gases than most equivalent electric water heating systems.
Talk to us at Liverpool Hot Water – we can recommend the best system for your requirements. We know our gas hot water systems and you can take advantage of that knowledge and experience!
The benefits of gas hot water systems include:
- Energy efficiency
- Easy installation and maintenance
- Cost savings because they are cheaper to run
- Rapid and reliable water heating – they last years
- Adjustable thermostat for safety and performance
- Choice of different manufacturer’s warranty – up to 10 Years.
Gas hot water heaters all come with a 3-star to 6-star rating, depending on the model and system. The higher the star rating, the better the hot water system is for the environment and the less it costs to run.
We supply and install a full range from all the major manufacturers. First we can assess your needs and then advise on a system that will suit you and match you budget.
We have over 22 years of experience with all the major brands – including: Dux, Rheem, Stiebel Eltron, Bosch, Edwards, Rinnai, Vulcan and more.
Electric Hot Water Systems
Because electric hot water systems are so common in Sydney homes, we are often called on to service or repair them.
At Liverpool Hot Water we understand electric hot water systems better than most. We can fix them, replace, supply and install all types from Bosch, Rinnai, Vulcan, Rheem, Dux and Edwards, to Stiebel Eltron, and more.
The benefits of using an electric hot water system include higher safety ratings and generally faster heating. They can also be quite efficient because they only use electricity on demand, when you need the hot water. They are obviously among the best options where there is no gas supply present.
Electric hot water systems are capable of supplying endless amounts of hot water during all parts of the day.
Because they are used so much and so often, we recommend having the best and most efficient system. For one or two occupants a 50 to 80 litre electric hot water system is suitable. For bigger households you will need a 125 to 160 litre system. In most cases an electric hot water heater can be set up and linked to an off-peak power supply system. This leads to cost savings with lower electricity supply rates for your hot water system.
When selecting a new system, there are several features to an electrically heated hot water system that you should consider. Things like twin element heaters and of course the tank size. Talk to us for advice and recommendations.
Call us for the best advice and information. (02) 9602 3400.
Solar Hot Water Systems
At Liverpool Hot Water we can help you select and install your new solar hot water system.
Solar hot water is provided by solar collectors, typically on a roof and stored in a tank. Solar hot water systems have both residential and industrial applications.
To find out more about solar hot water systems and how they work, we recommend a report written by consumer group, Choice. See their website:
http://www.choice.com.au/reviews-and-tests/household/energy-and-water/solar/solar-hot-water-systems.aspx
There are so many solar hot water system manufacturers and suppliers, selecting the right one can be a bit daunting. Give us a call to discuss your needs. We can advise and recommend a suitable system for you.
We also service and repair these innovative hot water systems.
Instantaneous Hot Water Systems
Talk to us at Liverpool Hot Water about options for instantaneous hot water. We can supply and install an instantaneous hot water system to give you continuous hot water – where you never run out.
Instantaneous hot water systems heat only as much water as you need. When you turn on the tap, cold water flows through the heat exchanger, switching on an electric hot water element or gas burner. These devices are fast and efficient, with little or no no heat loss when they are working.
Talk to us about you particular requirements. We can advise on the size and specifications of an instantaneous hot water system – for example helping you with the flow rate required in litres per minute. As a general rule, for a two-bathroom dwelling, you would need a flow rate of 22 – 24 litres per minute.
Call us on (02) 9602 3400 for more information on instantaneous hot water systems.
