Your geyser or hot water system is like your motor vehicle, it needs to be checked and serviced on a biennial basis (every 2 years). This will assist in maintaining the geyser to last longer, operate at its best and more importantly to avoid a suddenly burst that will be costing you more than just money. The replacement of [...]
A heat pump is a super-efficient way of heating up water and using it in your house or business. It looks very similar to an air conditioning unit and as the water cycles through the unit it heats up the water. How is that different to a normal conventional geyser? A normal geyser uses a thermostat which draws 2.7 [...]
Here are some ways of identifying, as the homeowner, if you have a problem with the geyser. Dripping overflows. Your geyser has three overflow pipes, that can be identified on the side of or at the back of the house. You will notice you should have 1 large pipe and 2 smaller sized pipes that have been brought to [...]
