Anyone with a DIY Hot Water set up?

[jamiesmack]

Has anyone done their own DIY hot water set up? Im interested in doing it myself, but not sure where to start! If there are already threads on it then I'd appreciate a link if possible.

Thanks guys

 

[Neil Stokes]

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[Neil Stokes]

In the middle of doing one

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[jamiesmack]

Hi Neil :thumbsup: didn't know you posted on here. That set up looks great. Do you have a list of what's needed? What size heater did you get?

 

[Neil Stokes]

6L Bester, Will be doing a full list on Window Cleaning Uk & Video at weekend

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[jamiesmack]

Hell of a job Neil, fair play. Did you install your own heater @Green Pro Clean Ltd or am i imagining things

 

[Neil Stokes]

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[Neil Stokes]

Hell of a job Neil, fair play. Did you install your own heater @Green Pro Clean Ltd or am i imagining things

Installed all myself over the Christmas holiday.

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[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

Hell of a job Neil, fair play. Did you install your own heater @Green Pro Clean Ltd or am i imagining things

No idea what you imagine. /emoticons/tongue.png

I fitted a 6lpm to my old van. You are right there.

It's real simple. You need a heater and a gas bottle.

Water tank - pump - heater cold water inlet.

Heater hot water outlet - WFP hose reel.

Gas bottle - Heater gas inlet.

Takes 20 minutes.

I have just ordered a L5 Ecotemp to fit in the new van.

 

[Neil Stokes]

20 minutes

I will take a step back and consider safety aspects before installing, positioning of cylinder, ventilation etc, i've seen 20 minute installations before

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[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

20 minutes
I will take a step back and consider safety aspects before installing, positioning of cylinder, ventilation etc, i've seen 20 minute installations before

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Love the insuation Neil :thumbsup:

The saftey aspect was days in the planning with advice from a friend whom is a gas fitter by trade. The actual installation however takes about 20 mins to anyone half capable. Perhaps 30 if you put the kettle on.

But hey, it's not your van it's fitted to so worry not mate.