Electric Hot Water

Storage Tank

Storage Tank Water System is the most common type of water system found in family homes. With a storage hot water system, you are limited to how much hot water the tank can hold based on its capacity, meaning that a 80 litre tank will provide you with a continuous flow of 80 litres of hot water before it runs out. Once the hot water is gone it may take a while – sometimes an hour or more to refill and reheat the water. If your tank is too small or you need an excessive amount of hot water, you may run out.

Depending on the size of your household, it is very important that the right capacity of tank is chosen before installation, or size of existing tank reconsidered before upgrading.

Heat Pump

Heat Pump Water System uses heat from the surrounding air to heat water in a storage tank. The heat pump water uses much less electricity than an Electric Storage Water System, but is generally better suited to warmer climates. They can save money and energy while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.