Hot Water Cylinder replacement
Open vented cylinder offers
- Included in this offer
- Disconnection and safe removal of your old cylinder.
- Installation of your new cylinder.
- New valves & auto air vents where required
- FREE supply and install of new immersion.
- FREE supply and install of new digital timer.
- Larger models prices-
- 42*18 =+€150
- 46*18=+€200
SEALED CYLINDER OFFERS
- Included in this offer
- Disconnection and safe removal of your old cylinder.
- Installation of your new cylinder.
- New valves & auto air vents where required
- FREE supply and install of new immersion.
- FREE supply and install of new digital timer.
- Supply and installation of required sealing pack.
- Larger model prices-
- 200 litre =+€200
- 250 litre= +€280
- 300 litre= +€380
The Benefits of a new stainless steel hot water cylinder
A hot water cylinder replacement with a fast recovery stainless steel insulated cylinder can provide a full tank of hot water in as little as 20 minutes.
In conjunction with added zone control valves, you can control the temperature of the hot water supplying your taps.
Using your new Hot water cylinder replacement during the summer months
Is it cheaper to heat my home with gas or electricity?
We get asked this question on a regular basis – and on the face of it, it has a very simple answer.
To buy one unit of mains gas (measured in kWh) you will pay about 5 cents / kWh. Conversely, one unit of electricity from the mains (also measure in kWh) will cost you about 17 cents/kWh. This means that gas is about 3-4 times cheaper than electricity per kWh.
Therefore it makes sense to use your gas boiler to heat water via a hot water cylinder.
HARD WATER AND ITS EFFECT ON HOT WATER CYLINDERS
Hard water over time can have a negative effect on how efficient your water cylinder performs.
Unlike the treated water in your rads, fresh water is constantly passing through the cylinder and because it’s heated up it acts in the same way a kettle would and attracts the lime in the hard water.
Because of the nature of stainless steel, it doesn’t react in the same way copper does and this makes it an ideal replacement. As a result your new cylinder will heat up quicker meaning less gas usage.