Electric Hot Water System

Why Electric Hot Water?

With electricity costs always rising, as well as its substantially negative impact on the environment, these electric hot water heaters are falling further and further out of favour.

But some manufacturers are putting time and resources into designing and producing much more high-efficiency models. Choose the right system, and you can lessen any concerns about excessive running costs.

If you like the sound of an electric hot water system and would like to discuss your options with a hot water systems expert, contact Metropolitan Plumbing. If you’re still tossing up between electric instantaneous water heaters or a storage tank system, our expert team will be happy to help you make the right choice. We’ll then source and install your desired appliance. We can also repair your faulty electric water heater system, so we’ve got you covered for any situation.

Some of the brands that Metropolitan Plumbing installs and services include:

• Rheem
• Dux
• Rinnai
• AquaMax
• Vulcan
• Wilson
• Stiebel Eltron
• Chromagen

Electric Hot Water Repair and Service

Your hot water heater system is one thing you never want to start malfunctioning, so it’s incredibly frustrating and annoying when it does.

Here at Metropolitan Plumbing, our hot water systems experts understand this, which is why they’ve all undergone the most comprehensive training and experience possible to make sure they’re ready for any and all repairs you need to be done to your heater.

Not only that, but they also have a huge selection of spare parts stocked in their vans at all times, making repair jobs quick and time efficient.

Available in both storage tank and continuous flow unit models, electric hot water systems use an electric element to generate the heat that’s transferred into your water supply. This is a very complicated appliance and is potentially dangerous if somebody who doesn’t know what they’re doing attempts to work on it.

Don’t take that risk. Contact Metropolitan Plumbing as soon as the problem arises, and we’ll have one of our hot water professionals at your door within an hour*.

The Difference Between Electric Storage and Continuous Flow Systems

Looking at a new hot water system and can’t decide between installing an electric-powered continuous flow system or a storage tank model? We’ll explain the differences between the two most common types of electric water heaters.

Electric instantaneous hot water systems ensure a hot water supply on-demand, activating once the hot tap is turned on. They provide a consistent hot water source without the need for storage, making them efficient for those wondering about how much hot water they use. However, an instantaneous system might struggle to deliver consistent temperatures when multiple outlets are used simultaneously, sometimes resulting in unexpected cold water.

On the other hand, electric storage hot water systems store and continuously heat water in a tank. This guarantees a reliable hot water flow, even for multiple outlets. But, there’s a risk of using up all the stored hot water, and the constant heating can see your electricity bills increase.

Looking to Switch From Electric Models?

Of course, if you’re looking to replace your existing electric water heater with a more energy efficient option that offers low running costs, we can explore alternatives such as solar water heaters and hot water systems powered by heat pumps. These options will help you to save energy and can accommodate any household size. It’s important to note, though, that while the purchase price may be higher, in the long run they will help you save significantly on your energy bills.

Interest Free** Electric Hot Water

Don’t forget you can take advantage of our range of interest free** payment plans for eligible customers. They’re perfect for when your hot water crashes late at night and you need a local emergency plumber or unplanned hot water heater replacement.

We offer a range of flexible plans with Humm and Zip for your convenience.

You have the flexibility of weekly, fortnightly or monthly instalments. Some plans even accept a $0 deposit, so you pay nothing upfront.

Your plumber can take you through the easy application process on site and approval usually takes only a few minutes. We also accept payment by cash, cheque and credit card (Visa, Mastercard or American Express).

Book Your Installation With The Experts In Hot Water Systems Today

Contact us now for more information, or to book a plumber. You can even chat with them on-site about our payment options. For electric hot water systems that provide your household with the consistent heated water that you need, at any time of the day or night, get in touch with Metropolitan Plumbing. Providing expert service and advice to all major metropolitan areas in Australia, we’re here to help. If you want to know more about electric hot water systems, such as how they compare to gas systems and other energy efficient alternative options, give us a call or contact us online.