Thanks to the innovative Vortex technology, the flow rate from this water heater isn’t only improved, but the likelihood of limescale is reduced too. Perfect if you live in a hard water area.
Hard water can often be difficult to deal with using such products. The fact that this design has combated issues to a certain degree is welcomed. There is a single dial for the on/off function and temperature control, for easy use.
A sprinkler on the bottom of the arm is good for thorough hand washing. This can be removed if you prefer a steadier stream. Because there isn’t much power given out, it is best for hand washing as opposed to filling sinks or buckets.
There is a red power light which comes on when the heating elements are getting to work for safety. From the switched off position, you rotate the dial anti-clockwise to get the hot water first and then the cold. Hot water takes less than ten seconds to properly start emerging which is a good time.
The delivery tube is 8cm long which is generous and can be swivelled a full 360, degrees so the user has full control.
It needs to be hard wired as opposed to plugging it in so an electrician will need to be booked. The actual price of the heater is good though so this should balance out, and the instructions are easy to follow. Other reviews mention the fact that your home/building must have good water pressure to help it work at its optimum, however. So if this is for an outbuilding or basement area, you may have to reconsider. It also can’t be positioned in areas which may be affected by frost or low temperatures.
