Undersink water heaters

EEZABLADE32 | 12:20 Wed 17th Nov 2010 | DIY

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I have an immersion heater taking up a lot of space for my kitchen sink and bathroom. I was wondering if it's possible to have an electric undersink water heater in both the kitchen and bathroom. How good are they and what kind of price.

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NazNomad

http://www.cnmonline....er-Heaters-c-172.html

The Builder

They're good, but how would you manage to fill the bath though EEza?

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EEZABLADE32

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Yep, I thought they were constant hot water. Maybe I'll go for an undersink heater as it seems pointless leaving the immersion on all day just to wash pots and have a couple of baths a week.
Thx for the replies.

AlBags

You sound like the ideal candidate for a Combi boiler!
If you needed a new HW cylinder, I would suggest it was changed to an Economy7 type, with two elements. The top one you can use normally. It is a lower rating and will heat just the top part. Also controllable with a timer for off-peak electricity if required. This is a cheaper rate ..although you daytime rate goes up a bit if you have that type of meter put in.

EEZABLADE32

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Thx for all the answers, I'm a little bit more educated now.

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