Hazards to Keep in Mind When Using Tankless Water Heating Systems
Blog | August 27th, 2018Efficient and compact, those are the two features that come to mind when you think about tankless water heating systems. And there’s a whole list of other compelling reasons to opt for this modern water heating solution. However, just as other appliances have drawbacks to contend with, so do tankless systems. To begin with, the […]
Hot Water System Installation and Coordination with Builders for New Homes
Blog | August 17th, 2018It’s harder to install a hot water system in an existing home. Pipe layouts have already been determined and the locations for the fittings set. Sure, an HVAC installer can work around an intransigent home layout, can find a way to overcome the peculiarities of an existing architectural design, but wouldn’t it be easier to […]
Differences between Evacuated Tube Solar Collector and Flat Panel Solar Collector
Blog | July 27th, 2018Today’s post is aimed at pointing out the differences between two popular sustainable energy solutions. They’re both rooftop-mounted modules, and they’re both designed to capture the sun’s heat, but that’s where their similarities end. Kicking off the match-up, evacuated tube solar collectors sport an array of equispaced cylinders. Clearly, then, flat panel solar collectors have […]
Indicative Signs of Hot Water System Thermostat Failure
Blog | July 9th, 2018The hot water thermostat is failing, so says a number of alarming warning signs. The tank is fine, completely free of leaks, but the temperature controller is on the brink of a system-undermining breakdown. Happily, if you can identify the signs of this unfortunate control circuit defect, there’s every chance of addressing the problem before […]
Important Factors to Consider When Choosing Electric Water Heating System
Blog | June 22nd, 2018Choose wisely when you’re shopping for an electric water heating system. Tank capacity and energy efficiency are both important factors, naturally, but have you thought about the strengths of that powered water heater? To be sure, electricity is a common energy source. It’s easy to find because it’s already powering the lights and electronics in […]
Is Gas Water Heater still Practical to Use?
Blog | June 8th, 2018It’s good to know your heating options ahead of time. That way, you know the installation costs, the long and short-term benefits associated with each solution, and you gain an insight into the mechanisms that will heat your particular home or commercial setup. Take gas water heating, for instance, a system that delivers instant piping […]
How Do Heat Pumps Work?
Blog | May 21st, 2018Like a refrigeration system in reverse, heat pumps perform as clever energy conversion appliances. They pull warmth from the air, so a temperate climate is required to operate one of these systems. Australia, as anyone can confirm, is a warm nation, which means the equipment works around here without trouble. That’s all very nice, but […]
Gas Hot Water System Maintenance: What NOT to Do?
Blog | May 9th, 2018Treated properly, gas hot water systems are safe and efficient. A glimmer of a risk factor appears, though, if the equipment isn’t correctly maintained. Household owners and heating engineers minimize such risks by compiling instructive guidelines. They tell techs and system owners how to care for this advanced heating system. In this article, then, we’re […]
Solar Water Heater System: Common Problems and How to Tell When Servicing Is Required
Blog | April 26th, 2018Solar water heater systems are an efficient and cost-effective manner to provide a continual supply of hot water to homes. These systems operate by collecting the sun’s energy through panels that are positioned appropriately on your roof or another location on your property. Today, these heating systems have become more reliable and durable than their […]
Winter Preparation Tips for Hot Water System Owners
Blog | April 10th, 2018Take a break from sweeping falling autumn leaves. The season is about to change. This is the perfect time to prepare your hot water system for winter. Like a child who’s getting his very first winter jacket, you’ll proactively bundle up your tank, insulate the pipes, and mollycoddle that system. Presented as a series of […]