Hot Water Cylinder

Low-pressure cylinders are also known as ‘unequal-pressure’ cylinders and are categorised by the hot water pressure being lower than the mains cold water pressure.

Upgrading to a mains pressure hot water cylinder is a popular choice for many homeowners looking to improve water flow and shower pressure.

The running cost of a hot water cylinder depends on several key factors, including the energy source, cylinder size, insulation quality, and your daily hot water usage.

Hot water cylinders should be repaired and maintained by qualified plumbers or plumbing and gasfitting professionals, depending on the system type.

In New Zealand, hot water cylinders can be covered under your home insurance policy, but it depends on the nature of the damage and your level of cover.

Hot water cylinders are generally quiet during normal operation, but they can make noticeable sounds under certain conditions.

Hot water cylinders heat up based on the type of system and your chosen settings.

Upgrading to mains-pressure hot water offers several significant benefits, particularly when it comes to comfort and convenience.

Outdoor hot water cylinders are just as efficient as their indoor counterparts, and in some cases, they may even outperform indoor systems.

Installing an outdoor hot water cylinder can be relatively straightforward, particularly if you have sufficient space along an exterior wall.

Future-proofing your hot water system with a stainless steel cylinder is a smart approach to ensure long-term efficiency, reliability, and cost savings.

If your hot water cylinder is leaking, the short answer is: it most likely can’t be satisfactorily repaired.

When faced with no hot water, it’s natural to worry about whether you need a simple repair or a full system replacement.

Replacing a hot water cylinder typically takes between 4 to 8 hours, but the exact time can vary based on several factors.

If there are any leaks coming directly from your hot water cylinder this is a sure sign a replacement is needed.

Yes absolutely, minimum efficiency standards have improved the insulation on all hot water cylinders, as a result heat loss is greatly reduced.

There are several potential reasons why your sink's water pressure is lower than expected...