It depends on the size of your home and how you tend to use hot water. Gas water heaters come in two types:

• Continuous Flow – compact and wall-mounted, this type heats water as you use it, delivering hot water that ‘never runs out’
• Gas Storage – this type heats the water and stores it ready for use, delivering it at mains pressure, so you can run several taps or showers at once without loss of pressure.

No, you can’t! Only suitably qualified plumber are permitted to install gas hot water heaters. The installing plumber is certified to install and commission gas appliances, and is able to advice on the operations of the gas appliance upon completion of the installation. If an AquaMAX water heater is not installed by a qualified plumber, it will not be covered in any way by warranty.

The AquaMax is particularly appropriate for impact loaded. As the AquaMax possess over a sufficient big buffer, an additional daily water quality can flow to at short notice, without getting breakdowns.

Don’t just observe the outside of your system as many leakages are caused by brittle pieces on the inside. Annually flush your hot water system to get rid of a build-up of sediment and enable you to check for interior breakages. It is advised that this annual check is carried out by a qualified plumber or AquaMAX service agent. If a faulty piece is found, get it fixed immediately as ignoring it will cost more in the long run.

Check there is cold water flow from a cold water tap. If not, monitor the main water isolation valve to the residence is turned on. Check the isolation valve on the cold supply line to the water heater is fully open. If the problem continues, contact your a trusted plumber.