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    #31
    Quote Originally Posted by willyfernando View Post
    I got mine from Robinsons Metro East Handyman way back in 2009. Still working in mint condition until now. It was under 6k but with discount promo then. The water nowadays are poor in quality. Lots of soluble Iron and fine sediments that turn your water faucets and fixtures whitish and even clog them in the process. Heated water produces a lot of calcified sediments so I installed a pre-stage filter in our mains to reduce if not eliminate these impurities that often plague our waterlines. AEG uses good materials in their mixing tank so clogging in the system is minimized due to lesser sediment contact.
    so meron tank itong AEG? meron pa bang mga diy maintenance ito like cleaning of filter/tanks?

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    #32
    Quote Originally Posted by african888 View Post
    so meron tank itong AEG? meron pa bang mga diy maintenance ito like cleaning of filter/tanks?
    No maintenance so far and its been 5 years already. The mixing tank is an internal component of the heater and requires no cleaning of any sort. Just wire it properly and make sure that your water supply is filtered or at least use a pre-stage filter before the inlet of the heater so sediments don't get inside the system and expect it to last longer than the expected warranty.

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    #33
    Got 2 Panasonics at home. So far so good.

    Tip: Buy during the summer. They give deep discounts on heaters during the summer.

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    #34
    Quote Originally Posted by oj88 View Post
    The thing to consider is build quality and safety features. Remember, electricity and water is involved here... two things that don't usually party well with each other.

    When shopping for a model, look for one with a built-in sensor that detects voltage/current 'leakage', which translates to a potential that the user might be electrocuted. On the two water heaters that we use, these are called ELB (Earth Leakage Breaker) on the Panasonic and ELSD (Electricity Leakage Sensing Device) on the AEG.

    With these protection devices, you'll be safe if the heater core or its electronics develops a problem and starts leaking electricity into the water or anywhere electricity shouldn't exist. As soon as the safety mechanism above detects this electricity leak, it shuts off an internal breaker.

    Equally important is to properly connect the heater ground wire (the green wire) to earth ground or alternatively, to a metal pipe that has several meters of its length buried underground. This is one of those things that your life depends on.
    question po, pag wala ELSD yong heater unit, would a circuit breaker address this issue?? am considering some brands na wala ELSD, just want to confirm kung totoo yong sinasabi ng sales agent. thanks

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    #35
    Quote Originally Posted by african888 View Post
    question po, pag wala ELSD yong heater unit, would a circuit breaker address this issue?? am considering some brands na wala ELSD, just want to confirm kung totoo yong sinasabi ng sales agent. thanks
    Yup. Ganyan naman old school dati pag install ng water heater. Meron breaker, fuse pa pala gamit before. Hehehe


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    #36
    Elcb is like gfci ground fault circuit interrupter. No, its not like regular cb found in your home panel box. It detects current leakage on the heater's body, trips the breaker when leakage limit(milliamps range) is reached.


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    #37
    us craftmaster. maski exposed iyong kaha sa elements for 2 years now, it's been working very well

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    #38
    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Yup. Ganyan naman old school dati pag install ng water heater. Meron breaker, fuse pa pala gamit before. Hehehe
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    kasi meron na kami abang (na circuit breaker) sa may main switch na pwede dedicate. kailangan ko pa ba mag lagay breaker near the heater unit o hindi na?

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    #39
    Quote Originally Posted by african888 View Post
    kasi meron na kami abang (na circuit breaker) sa may main switch na pwede dedicate. kailangan ko pa ba mag lagay breaker near the heater unit o hindi na?
    Meron na pala eh di hinde na kailangan doblehin


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Meron na pala eh di hinde na kailangan doblehin


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    thanks shadow. i am looking kasi at the Champs brand, mechanical daw yong heater unlike the panasonic/aeg brands which are electronic. hence champs has no built in Elsds.,

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