Gas Geysers
Gas Geysers and Solar Geysers each have their own set of advantages and disadvantages. Gas geysers are known for their quick heating capabilities, providing hot water on demand. They are generally more affordable to install compared to solar geysers and are not dependent on sunlight, making them reliable in various weather conditions. However, the main drawback is their reliance on gas, which can lead to higher operational costs over time. On the other hand, solar geysers harness energy from the sun, offering a sustainable and eco-friendly option.
They can lead to significant energy savings in the long run, but their higher initial installation costs and dependence on sunlight can be limiting factors. If cost-effectiveness and immediate hot water availability are crucial factors, a gas geyser might be more beneficial, especially in areas with reliable gas infrastructure.
Invest in comfort and convenience; take the first step and schedule your gas geyser installation now!
How does a tankless water heater work
Suitable For
- 5L per minute — Camping/Caravan Geyser.
- 6L per minute — Single Basin.
- 8L per minute — Kitchen and Single Bathroom Basin.
- 12L per minute — Kitchen, Bathroom with Shower and Single Basin.
- 16L per minute — Kitchen, Bathroom with Bath, Shower and Basin.
- 20L per minute — Kitchen, 2 Bathrooms incl. Bath, Shower and Laundry.
Advantages
- Save on energy cost
- Economical hot water, energy efficient
- Hot water available, off the power alert grid
- Long life span, no risk of burst geysers
- No pilot flame
- Instant pulse ignition
- LP Gas pressure: 2800pa/2.8KPA control method
- Fully automatic
- Flame failure protection
- Overheating prevention and anti-frost
- Function protection against blow out combustion and hard water 20min build in
- Timer device and indicator
- Double pulse ignition system with high ignition efficiency
SABS & SANS 1539-2005 Approved, LPGSA Certified
