water heater

A water heater is a water tank with an electrical heating system with a resistance and a thermostat. It's isolation tank allows it to keep water temperature constant. A water heater consists of a ceramic vessel protected from corrosion. A foam injection allows isolation between the tank and the outer envelope. The tank is equipped with a magnesium anode corrosion or titanium.

The tank is still under pressure. By thermal, hot water is at the top of the heater, where it is drawn. The cold water that replaces it reaches the bottom of the heater, and raises gradually as that it heats.

The water heating may be continuous, and regulated by a thermostat, or only done during peak hours, to benefit from lower electricity prices by about 40%. Silent, does not generate combustion, electric water heater can be installed anywhere in your home: in a cupboard under the stairs, a ceiling (for horizontal models). Hot water is always available and always at the same temperature (within the limits of storage capacity). Reliable, your machine is solid and has a lifespan of 12 to 15 years or more.