We had a major issue with our solar geyser leaking from the pressure control valve, which caused our electricity bill to spike because the backup element was running non-stop. The technician diagnosed the faulty high-pressure valve immediately, had the replacement part on hand, and fixed everything within two hours at the exact price he quoted upfront.
We recently had a brand-new geyser installed, and the technician arrived exactly when he said he would. He fitted the geyser along with all the necessary valves and connections, then tested everything to make sure it ran perfectly.
A new solar geyser was recently installed at our property. The technician handled the complete installation and made sure everything worked correctly.
Water heating is one of the biggest costs in most homes, with the geyser accounting for 30–40% of a typical electricity bill. Installers typically advertise savings of between 30% and 50% on the monthly electricity bill, though actual savings depend on your usage and hot water habits.
As a rule of thumb, allow about 50L of hot water per person. A 150L system suits around 2–3 people, a 200L system 4–5 people, and a 300L system 6 or more.
Yes. The tank is insulated and stores water heated during the day, so hot water stays available through the evening and into the next morning.