Hot water

Never run out of hot water again with a continuous flow system. These systems are small wall-mounted units that heat up the water as you use it, rather than pre-heating it as a storage tank does. With the turn of a tap, you’ll be enjoying hot water in seconds, saving you money off your energy bills and helping you consume less water. Most continuous flow units have a better energy rating than a storage unit and are therefore more economical to run.

To find the right capacity for your home you can follow this general rule. For a two-bathroom house you’ll need around 22-24 L/min. Talk to your hot water appliance supplier to find the right capacity for your home.

Natural gas hot water systems are ideal for bigger homes and come in a range of sizes and varying energy efficiency ratings to suit different needs. They have quicker heat recovery times and can heat water rapidly across multiple bathrooms making them more efficient when compared with LPG systems.
You’ll also find that these systems are fast to heat up and are useful in power outages as the water is preheated in insulated tanks.
They may not be as efficient as instantaneous natural gas systems, but with energy ratings going up to six stars, they can provide a great volume of water while providing clean, economical and reliable hot water.

Go greener with a solar gas-boosted system. This system makes the most of solar energy and saves it in the tank while heating the water. You'll also enjoy the added benefit of the gas booster, which will only kick in when the water isn't hot enough. This system will save you both energy and money on your hot water bill.