Which undersink water heater?

[DesDixon]

I'm looking for an electric under sink water heater to supply two small basins in a small flat - (1 kitchen basin, 1 bathroom basin).

Power requirements are not an issue but space is.

Given the above, I've been looking at either of the below types - any experiences or recommendations?

http://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/redring-powerstream-eco-bathroom-water-heater-9-5kw/89511

http://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/ariston-andris-lux-europrisma-2kw-10ltr-undersink-water-heater/3248g

 

[ShaunCorbs]

If your looking to install them yourself I'm sorry you can't as you need to he G3 qualified

But I would go for the second link but the 3kw version

 

[DesDixon]

Isn't G3 only for >15L? Anyway, digressing from my question.

Any reason why the second would be better? It seems to require more space, expansion vessel, PRV etc.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Isn't G3 only for >15L? Anyway, digressing from my question.

Any reason why the second would be better? It seems to require more space, expansion vessel, PRV etc.

No G3 covers any water heater unvented or vented these days

And unless you want a spark pulling a new line direct from your consumer unit (same rules as a shower the first link)

 

[DesDixon]

Place is stripped so a new line from consumer unit is no bother.

 

[SimonG]

Hyco 15 litre for me. Fitted a few and like them.

 

[Radioman]

No G3 covers any water heater unvented or vented these days

And unless you want a spark pulling a new line direct from your consumer unit (same rules as a shower the first link)

When did that change? Under 15 litres used to be exempted from G3, for example Quooker boiling taps etc.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

When did that change? Under 15 litres used to be exempted from G3, for example Quooker boiling taps etc.

Speak to Chris watkins he's the one he told me first and its confirmed when I went on my unvented re up

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploa...chment_data/file/509352/160321_Part_G_FAQ.pdf

Pg8

 

[townfanjon]

Not sure on all there products these days but Zip were very good , but expencive

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Not sure on all there products these days but Zip were very good , but expencive

Still good mate but as you say expensive and spares arnt cheap