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INSTALLATION

TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT

For many electric hot water heaters,

the temperature can only be adjusted

by a licensed tradesperson via an

adjustable thermostat.

The thermostat (bottom thermostat

on twin element models) has a

maximum temperature setting of

75°C (80°C for 50 litre stainless steel

models) and a minimum temperature

setting of 60°C. The top thermostat on

a twin element model has a fixed setting

of 60°C and cannot be adjusted. Only

adjust the bottom thermostat setting

when the isolating switch is switched

off at the switchboard.

WATER HEATER LOCATION

Electric mains pressure storage water

heaters are suitable for either indoor

or outdoor installation (power cord

and plug models are suitable for indoor

installation only). Key considerations for

choosing the location for the heater are:

∫ Install as close as possible to the

most frequently used outlet (with

safety and service in mind)

∫ The water heater is accessible

without the use of a ladder or

scaffold.

∫ The temperature pressure relief

valve lever is accessible and the front

cover, thermostat and element can be

removed for service.

∫ You must be able to read the rating

plate.

∫ Remember you may have to take

the entire water heater out later for

servicing.

∫ The water heater must stand

vertically upright on a stable base

∫ The base is made of corrosion

resistant steel, so can be placed on

the surface. It is not necessary to

allow for free air circulation under the

base of the water heater.

∫ For internal installations, the unit

must be placed on a safe tray and

drainage available.

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