Whether you need a hot water cylinder for a new build or are replacing an old unit, we provide expert installation services. Our team ensures the cylinder is correctly installed and integrated with your existing plumbing and heating systems.
We install a variety of hot water cylinders, including vented, unvented, and thermal store cylinders. Each type has its benefits, and we help you choose the best option based on your needs and preferences.
Regular maintenance of your hot water cylinder can significantly improve its efficiency, reducing energy costs and ensuring a consistent supply of hot water.
We provide thorough maintenance services for your hot water cylinders in Cambridgeshire.
During servicing, we also perform safety checks to ensure your hot water cylinder is operating safely and meets all regulatory standards.
If your hot water cylinder is not functioning properly, we offer comprehensive diagnostic services to identify the issue. Common problems include leaks, insufficient hot water, and unusual noises.
Our experienced technicians can handle a wide range of repairs, from fixing leaks and replacing faulty components to addressing issues with the thermostat or heating element. We aim to restore your hot water supply quickly and efficiently.
Hot water cylinders are essential components of heating systems, providing a reliable supply of hot water. There are two main types: vented and unvented hot water cylinders. Here’s a breakdown of the differences between them.
| Feature | Vented Hot Water Cylinders | Unvented Hot Water Cylinders |
|---|---|---|
| Water Supply | Cold water storage tank (gravity-fed) | Mains water supply (sealed system) |
| Water Pressure | Dependent on tank height (usually lower pressure) | Higher pressure (mains pressure) |
| Installation Cost | Generally lower | Higher due to additional safety components |
| Maintenance | Easier and cheaper | Requires regular checks on safety components |
| Space Requirement | Requires space for a cold water storage tank | No need for a cold water tank, saving space |
| Suitability | Homes with low pressure and sufficient space for a tank | Homes needing high pressure and with limited space |
Choosing between a vented and unvented hot water cylinder depends on your specific needs and the characteristics of your home. Vented systems are simpler and cheaper to maintain but may not provide the desired pressure. Unvented systems offer better pressure and space efficiency but come with higher installation and maintenance costs.
Contact Cambs Heating for advise and a free site survey to discuss your needs.
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