Water heater for Showers

[dreamur]

Bought the Panasonic multi point water heater for P9K. Good security features with mechanical dial.

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[LN106G]

Good day everyone. Im planning to install water heater in my house. Which do you think is better? Install a solar water heater? or Install a multi point electric water heater? By the way, i plan also on installing solar panels to defray cost of electric consumption. Your inputs will be highly appreciated. Thank you.

If you are considering longterm elec bill expenses, then its hands down the solar is the winner.. just dont know how much the initial installation cost of solar powered heater.

I had my traditional steel pressure tank and pressure pump replaced to 200L Bladder tank and to Goulds 1hp 25GPM pump as the old set up cannot supply the needed pressure for two BR for the shared 6.5kW Multipoint Champs. (the old set up is 20-40 psi cut-in & cut-off pressure setup). My new set up now is set at 40-60psi which is very nice, however, the Champs MP 6.5kW cannot heat up adequately the now higher pressure water. Now I need a higher kW multipoint. Im now looking at the 10kW Panasonic. I live in Baguio by the way and a 3.5kW heater is almost useless during dec - feb... even the 6.5kW multipoint puts out tepid water during this cold months and not a joke to take a bath with an icy water.. hehe

[Sebastian Bach]

Hows the quality of AEG / Stiebel Eltron water heaters? Anyone uses this brand as water heater?

[jut703]

Hows the quality of AEG / Stiebel Eltron water heaters? Anyone uses this brand as water heater?

I use a Stiebel Eltron heater. It does its job of heating water effectively and quickly. Chose it over Panasonic because of the smaller size.



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[gongrhey]

+1 on Steibel, mabilis uminit ang tubig. Mas mura ng konti sa Panasonic.

[vinrem]

Hows the quality of AEG / Stiebel Eltron water heaters? Anyone uses this brand as water heater?

I have both, I prefer the stiebel eltron, mas mainit ang tubig ng stiebel eltron and it has stepless control knob which allows you to choose your desired temperature.

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[cast_no_shadow]

I use a Stiebel Eltron heater. It does its job of heating water effectively and quickly. Chose it over Panasonic because of the smaller size.



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Same model tayo gamit bro [emoji16]


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[travajante]

Practically all on-demand water heaters, single or multi-point, are built pretty much the same way. They require 6-8kw, a restriction of flow & a minimum water pressure of around 35kpa/5psi. Their achilles? Won't last long with hard water. They require constant cleaning & are like CVTs...disposable. Though power consumption duration is just as long as the shower, it's 3-4 times more than a good tiny storage type Ariston(Italian...pic below, Wilcon is the Ph distributor).
The advantages of Ariston storage heaters? Requires just 2-3kw. Thermostat & heating element are serviceable/replaceable. Easy to clean....built like conventional A/Ts. Its lone disadvantage is just that lil inconvenience....You'll need to switch it on 5mins prior to taking a shower.
Many who've gone tired of the maintenance & replacement of on-demand heaters have gone Ariston's way. The 4 & 8gal models have the corrosion resistant plastic body. They can be mounted under the lavatory or outside for easier maintenance access.
From service & ownership experience, having tried most out there, I'd point the trusty Ariston. Rebuildable, parts aplenty.....Low maintenance......lesser consumption....way longer service life.[emoji106]

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[Sebastian Bach]

Nice. Thanks guys.

I have Panasonic for more than 10years, im quite satisfied with its quality tho I find their after sales slow and confused. I just want to try the AEG/Stiebel due to its German root.

[xwangbu]

i have an ecotherm sa bahay.
almost 8yrs old na. ok pa nman.