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Our Electric Instantaneous Hot Water Installer Verdict
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View all hot water service areas🏷️ Brand – Stiebel Eltron
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📦 Volume – 13L
📏 Width – 225mm
📐 Height – 466mm
🌍 Manufactured In – Germany
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🛡️ Cylinder / Heat-Exchange Warranty – 7 Years
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3 PHASE INSTANT ELECTRIC HOT WATER
Stiebel Eltron DHB-E 13 LCD Installation Brisbane & Gold Coast
JR Gas & Water supplies and installs the Stiebel Eltron DHB-E 13 LCD three-phase electric instantaneous water heater across eligible Brisbane, Gold Coast and surrounding South East Queensland service areas.
The DHB-E 13 LCD is the lower-output model in Stiebel Eltron's DHB-E LCD range. It is an electronically controlled continuous-flow electric water heater that heats water as it passes through the appliance rather than storing a large cylinder of heated water.
At a 415V supply, the current DHB-E 13 LCD is rated at 14.5kW and approximately 20A per phase. It combines electronic 3i control with an LCD temperature display, direct 20–60°C temperature adjustment and a compact wall-mounted design measuring only 466 × 225 × 116mm.
Stiebel Eltron DHB-E 13 LCD at a glance: article 236747 is a three-phase instantaneous electric water heater rated at 14.5kW and approximately 20A per phase at 415V. It switches on from 2.5L/min, provides temperature selection from 20–60°C and can supply one or several correctly sized outlets. Stiebel Eltron's Queensland guide uses approximately 12L/min at a 17°C temperature rise as a reference one-shower-plus-one-basin mixed-water condition.
PRODUCT AT A GLANCE
Stiebel Eltron DHB-E 13 LCD Continuous Flow Electric Hot Water
14.5kW at 415V
The lowest-output model in the DHB-E LCD range, designed for lighter instantaneous electric hot water demand.
20A Per Phase
Requires a suitable three-phase electrical supply, dedicated fixed wiring and correctly designed circuit protection.
20–60°C Control
Direct temperature selection through the integrated LCD control in precise 1°C increments.
Compact Tankless Design
Provides on-demand electric hot water without a conventional storage cylinder occupying floor space.
WHO IT SUITS
Is the DHB-E 13 LCD Right for Your Property?
The DHB-E 13 LCD is best treated as a lower-demand three-phase instantaneous water heater. It can suit applications where one primary shower, kitchen or lighter multi-point use falls within the heater's actual flow capacity.
One-Shower-Class Demand
Stiebel Eltron's Queensland selection guide uses the DHB-E 13 as a reference for approximately one shower plus one basin under stated mixed-water conditions.
Apartments & Compact Homes
Can suit selected apartments, studios, townhouses and smaller-demand properties where tankless electric hot water is preferred.
Like-for-Like Replacement
A practical replacement where a comparable lower-output three-phase instantaneous water heater is already installed and the existing services remain suitable.
JR Installer Verdict: the DHB-E 13 is the lower-demand option in this range. It can work very well when correctly sized, but it should not be positioned as an unrestricted whole-home or two-shower system simply because it uses three-phase power.
HOW IT WORKS
How Does the DHB-E 13 LCD Work?
The DHB-E 13 has almost no stored hot water. Instead, the appliance detects flow and heats water electrically as it moves through the internal bare-wire heating system.
Water Flow Starts
Once water flow reaches approximately 2.5L/min, the heater can switch on automatically.
Electric Heating Activates
The three-phase bare-wire heating system transfers electrical energy directly into the flowing water.
3i Control Regulates Output
Electronic control monitors operating conditions to help maintain the selected temperature within the available 14.5kW heating capacity.
No storage recovery time does not mean unlimited flow. The system can continue heating while water and power remain available, but its maximum sustainable outlet temperature depends on the litres per minute passing through the heater.
VERIFIED FEATURES
Key Features of the Stiebel Eltron DHB-E 13 LCD
14.5kW rated output at 415V for lower-demand three-phase instantaneous electric applications.
Electronic 3i technology for controlled water heating and outlet-temperature management.
LCD temperature display for clear day-to-day operation.
20–60°C adjustable temperature range in 1°C increments.
Bare-wire heating system suitable for hard and soft water areas within manufacturer water-quality requirements.
2.5L/min minimum switch-on flow before heating activates.
One or several draw-off points where combined demand remains within the heater's capacity.
Accepts pre-heated water up to 55°C for suitable system designs.
Compact 116mm depth for space-conscious wall-mounted installation.
No gas flue or combustion ventilation because the system is entirely electric.
No conventional storage cylinder or large hot water tank footprint.
Made in Germany according to Stiebel Eltron's current Australian product data.
REAL-WORLD PERFORMANCE
DHB-E 13 LCD Flow Rate & Temperature Rise
An instantaneous water heater does not have one universal flow rate. Its useful output depends on the temperature rise required at the selected litres per minute.
| 6L/min | Approximately 34°C temperature rise at 415V |
|---|---|
| 8L/min | Approximately 26°C temperature rise at 415V |
| 10L/min | Approximately 21°C temperature rise at 415V |
| 12L/min | Approximately 17°C temperature rise at 415V |
| 14L/min | Approximately 15°C temperature rise at 415V |
Example: if incoming water is approximately 18°C and the appliance produces a 26°C rise at 8L/min, the theoretical heated-water temperature is approximately 44°C before downstream mixing and other installation effects.
SHOWER PERFORMANCE
Can the DHB-E 13 LCD Run a Shower?
Yes, under suitable conditions. Stiebel Eltron's Queensland sizing guide uses the DHB-E 13 LCD at approximately 12L/min with a 17°C temperature rise as its reference for one mixed shower plus one basin.
One Shower
A normal shower can suit the system where inlet-water temperature, shower flow and selected delivery temperature match the available output.
Shower Plus Light Basin Use
Stiebel Eltron uses this combination as its Queensland reference condition for the DHB-E 13.
Heavy Simultaneous Demand
For two showers or stronger multi-outlet demand, compare the DHB-E 18, DHB-E 27 or another hot water technology rather than oversizing expectations of the 13 model.
The manufacturer guide is a sizing reference, not a universal performance guarantee. Actual results vary with incoming-water temperature, fixture flow, supply voltage, pipework and simultaneous use.
BRISBANE CONDITIONS
Why Incoming Water Temperature Matters
Stiebel Eltron's technical data uses approximately 18°C as a seasonal-average cold-water reference for Brisbane. The warmer the incoming water, the less additional temperature rise the appliance needs to produce.
Warmer Inlet Water
A smaller required temperature rise allows a fixed 14.5kW heater to support more useful flow at a normal shower temperature.
Colder Inlet Water
As incoming water becomes colder, more energy is required for each litre and the sustainable flow at the target temperature reduces.
Higher Flow
Increasing litres per minute reduces the amount of temperature rise available from the same heating output.
TEMPERATURE CONTROL
20–60°C LCD Temperature Selection
The DHB-E LCD allows direct temperature adjustment from 20°C to 60°C using the front rotary selector and LCD display.
1°C Adjustment
Temperature can be changed in one-degree increments for more precise control than a basic mechanically controlled appliance.
Kitchen Use
The DHB-E range can provide higher appliance temperatures for suitable kitchen and commercial sink applications.
Bathroom Use
Bathroom installations require appropriate delivery-temperature control in the complete plumbing system, including a suitable TMV where required.
A 60°C maximum appliance setting does not mean 60°C water should be delivered at personal-hygiene fixtures. The completed installation still needs to meet applicable delivery-temperature requirements.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
Stiebel Eltron DHB-E 13 LCD Specifications
| Brand | Stiebel Eltron |
|---|---|
| Model | DHB-E 13 LCD AU |
| Article Number | 236747 |
| System Type | Electronically controlled electric instantaneous / continuous-flow water heater |
| Electrical Supply | Three phase, 3/PE |
| Rated Voltage | 380 / 400 / 415V |
| Rated Output at 380V | 12.2kW |
| Rated Output at 400V | 13.5kW |
| Rated Output at 415V | 14.5kW |
| Rated Current at 380V | 18.5A per phase |
| Rated Current at 400V | 19.5A per phase |
| Rated Current at 415V | 20A per phase |
| Manufacturer Fuse / Protection Data | 20A |
| Frequency | 50/60Hz depending on supply; current 415V data specifies 50Hz |
| Temperature Range | Off / 20–60°C |
| Minimum Switch-On Flow | 2.5L/min |
| Maximum Permissible Pressure | 1000kPa |
| Maximum Inlet Temperature for Reheating | 55°C |
| Water Connections | G 1/2 A |
| Heating System | Bare-wire heating element |
| Specific Water Resistance Requirement | ≥ 900 Ω.cm at 15°C |
| Maximum Water Conductivity | ≤ 1111 μS/cm at 15°C |
| Height | 466mm |
| Width | 225mm |
| Depth | 116mm |
| Weight | Approximately 2.9kg |
| IP Rating | IP25 |
| Colour | White |
| Approval | WaterMark WMKA00301 / AS3498 |
| Manufacturer Domestic Warranty | 7 years full parts and labour, subject to Stiebel Eltron's current Australian warranty conditions |
Why is it called the DHB-E 13 when output is 14.5kW? DHB-E 13 LCD is the model designation. The actual rated electrical output varies with supply voltage and reaches 14.5kW at Australia's 415V three-phase supply.
MODEL COMPARISON
DHB-E 13 LCD vs 18 LCD vs 27 LCD
| Specification | DHB-E 13 LCD | DHB-E 18 LCD | DHB-E 27 LCD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Article Number | 236747 | 236748 | 236749 |
| Output at 415V | 14.5kW | 19.4kW | 28kW |
| Current at 415V | 20A/phase | 27A/phase | 38.9A/phase |
| Manufacturer Protection Data | 20A | 32A | 40A |
| Switch-On Flow | 2.5L/min | 2.5L/min | 2.5L/min |
| Temperature Range | 20–60°C | 20–60°C | 20–60°C |
| QLD Reference Direction | 1 shower + 1 basin mixed | 1 shower + 1 basin with greater flow margin | 2-shower reference condition |
| Best Direction | Lower-demand applications and lower electrical load. | Moderate demand with additional heating capacity. | Higher demand where substantial electrical capacity is available. |
Choose by required flow, not model number alone. Moving up the range increases heating capacity but also substantially increases the electrical demand placed on each phase.
INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
What Is Required to Install a DHB-E 13 LCD?
Suitable three-phase electrical supply with enough available capacity after other property loads are considered.
Dedicated fixed electrical circuit sized correctly for the appliance and installation conditions.
Correct circuit protection and isolation in accordance with current electrical requirements and manufacturer instructions.
Suitable wall-mounting location with access for installation and future servicing.
Adequate incoming water pressure and flow for the outlets the unit is expected to supply.
Appropriate pipe sizing so unnecessary plumbing restrictions do not reduce available flow.
Delivery-temperature control where required for personal-hygiene outlets.
Licensed plumbing and electrical installation followed by testing and commissioning.
Having three-phase power does not automatically mean the existing installation is ready. Available amps per phase, switchboard capacity, cable size, protection and existing household loads still need to be checked.
INSTALLATION FLEXIBILITY
Where Can the DHB-E 13 LCD Be Installed?
The compact wall-mounted design uses considerably less space than a conventional storage cylinder and allows flexible service-entry arrangements where the site is suitable.
Compact Wall Mounting
The appliance measures only 116mm deep and weighs approximately 2.9kg before water connections and electrical services are added.
Flexible Connections
Stiebel Eltron supports in-wall and bottom-entry connection arrangements for suitable installations.
No Flue or Conventional Safe Tray
Stiebel Eltron's Australian product information lists no gas flue, combustion ventilation or conventional storage-water-heater safe tray requirement for the DHB-E LCD.
Compact does not mean unrestricted placement. Electrical wet-area requirements, manufacturer clearances, service access and pipe routing still determine whether the proposed position is appropriate.
PRE-HEATED WATER
Can the DHB-E 13 LCD Accept Pre-Heated Water?
Yes. Stiebel Eltron specifies a maximum incoming temperature of 55°C for reheating.
Suitable Booster Applications
The DHB-E LCD can be used in selected installations where the incoming water has already been partially heated.
Lower Required Temperature Rise
Pre-heated inlet water reduces the amount of additional heating the 14.5kW unit needs to provide.
55°C Inlet Limit
The upstream system and controls need to keep incoming water within the manufacturer's permitted maximum.
JR INSTALLATION
What's Included With DHB-E 13 LCD Installation?
JR's live installation selector above shows the current packages for this product. The correct package depends on the electrical circuit, switchboard, plumbing, mounting position and system currently installed at the property.
Water Heater Supply
Supply of the Stiebel Eltron DHB-E 13 LCD as part of the applicable JR installation package.
Plumbing Installation
Connection to suitable existing or modified hot and cold water services according to the package selected.
Electrical Installation
Connection to suitable existing three-phase infrastructure or additional electrical work where included in the selected package.
Testing & Commissioning
The completed water heater is tested and commissioned before handover.
JR's current Base package is for an exact compliant like-for-like DHB-E 13 LCD replacement. Other current package levels cover similar-system changes, plumbing modifications, electrical alterations, new circuits and relocation where required.
CURRENT INSTALLED PRICING
How Much Does DHB-E 13 LCD Installation Cost?
Use the live installation selector above for JR's current supplied-and-installed price. The applicable package depends on whether the job is an exact compliant replacement or requires plumbing, electrical, circuit or relocation work.
Exact Replacement
An existing compliant DHB-E 13 LCD installation can be the simplest pathway where no service alterations are required.
Electrical Modifications
Cable extensions, safety protection, switchboard changes or different connection requirements increase the installation scope.
New Circuit or Conversion
Changing from storage electric, heat pump, gas or another system can require a new three-phase circuit and broader plumbing alterations.
Check Current DHB-E 13 LCD Installed Pricing
Use the live package selector above to confirm the current package total, inclusions and available installation timeframe for your property.
REPLACEMENT COMPATIBILITY
Can the DHB-E 13 LCD Replace My Existing Hot Water System?
Existing DHB-E 13
An exact compliant replacement is generally the most straightforward pathway where the existing plumbing and electrical infrastructure remain suitable.
Different Instant Electric
Changing brand or capacity can require alterations because current draw, protection, connection locations and flow characteristics can differ.
Storage or Gas Conversion
Changing from electric storage, heat pump or gas usually requires a significantly different plumbing and electrical installation.
Electrical upgrade cost should be checked before committing. Where substantial new three-phase infrastructure is required, it can also be worth comparing electric storage or heat pump hot water.
BRISBANE INSTALLATION
Stiebel Eltron DHB-E 13 LCD Installation Brisbane
JR Gas & Water supplies and installs the Stiebel Eltron DHB-E 13 LCD across eligible Brisbane service areas where the property's electrical capacity and lower-to-moderate hot water demand suit the system.
Stiebel Eltron uses approximately 18°C as a seasonal-average cold-water reference for Brisbane in its technical material. Under warmer inlet-water conditions, a 14.5kW instantaneous heater has less temperature rise to produce than it would in a colder climate.
The DHB-E 13 can be particularly relevant for apartments, smaller properties, secondary bathroom applications and existing lower-output three-phase instant-electric replacements where one-shower-class demand is the primary requirement.
GOLD COAST INSTALLATION
Stiebel Eltron DHB-E 13 LCD Installation Gold Coast
JR Gas & Water provides DHB-E 13 LCD installation across eligible Gold Coast service areas for suitable properties with appropriate three-phase electrical capacity.
For an existing comparable instantaneous electric system, replacement can be relatively direct where the circuit, plumbing and mounting arrangement remain compatible.
For properties expecting heavier simultaneous hot water use, JR can compare the DHB-E 18, DHB-E 27 or alternative storage and heat pump systems before the installation pathway is selected.
WARRANTY & OWNERSHIP
Stiebel Eltron DHB-E 13 LCD Warranty
Stiebel Eltron currently advertises a 7-year full parts and labour domestic warranty for the DHB-E LCD range, subject to its current Australian warranty terms and conditions.
The unit should be installed and operated in accordance with Stiebel Eltron's current electrical, plumbing, water-quality and commissioning requirements.
JR's current DHB-E 13 LCD product page also identifies the unit as eligible for JR's Lifetime Warranty program. JR-specific warranty coverage is separate from Stiebel Eltron's manufacturer warranty and remains subject to JR's applicable terms.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Stiebel Eltron DHB-E 13 LCD FAQs
Is the DHB-E 13 LCD instant or storage hot water?
It is an electric instantaneous or continuous-flow water heater. It heats water while it passes through the appliance rather than storing a large tank of hot water.
Does the DHB-E 13 LCD require three-phase power?
Yes. It is a three-phase appliance. At 415V, Stiebel Eltron specifies approximately 20A per phase.
How powerful is the DHB-E 13 LCD?
At 415V the current model is rated at 14.5kW. Stiebel Eltron lists 13.5kW at 400V and 12.2kW at 380V.
Why is it called the DHB-E 13 if it produces 14.5kW?
DHB-E 13 LCD is the model designation. The electrical output changes with supply voltage and reaches 14.5kW at 415V.
How many amps per phase does it use?
Stiebel Eltron lists approximately 18.5A at 380V, 19.5A at 400V and 20A per phase at 415V.
What flow is required to switch the water heater on?
The current manufacturer specification lists a 2.5L/min minimum switch-on flow.
Can the DHB-E 13 LCD run a shower?
Yes under suitable operating conditions. Stiebel Eltron's Queensland guide uses the model as a reference for one mixed shower plus one basin at approximately 12L/min and a 17°C temperature rise.
Can it run two showers at the same time?
The DHB-E 13 should not be treated as a two-shower model. Stiebel Eltron uses the larger DHB-E 27 LCD for its Queensland two-shower reference condition.
What temperature rise does it provide at 8L/min?
Stiebel Eltron's current data lists approximately a 26°C temperature rise at 8L/min and 415V.
What temperature rise does it provide at 10L/min?
At 415V, the current manufacturer data lists approximately a 21°C rise at 10L/min.
What temperature rise does it provide at 12L/min?
Stiebel Eltron lists approximately a 17°C rise at 12L/min and 415V.
Can the DHB-E 13 supply several outlets?
Yes. Stiebel Eltron specifies the DHB-E LCD range for one or several draw-off points, but the combined flow must remain within the heating capacity of the 13 model.
What temperature can I select?
The LCD interface provides direct temperature selection between 20°C and 60°C in one-degree increments.
Can the DHB-E 13 be used for bathroom hot water?
Yes in a correctly designed installation. Personal-hygiene outlets still require appropriate delivery-temperature control where applicable.
Can it accept pre-heated water?
Yes. Stiebel Eltron specifies incoming pre-heated water up to 55°C for suitable reheating applications.
Is it suitable for hard water?
Stiebel Eltron describes the bare-wire heating system as suitable for hard and soft water areas, subject to the manufacturer's specified water-quality limits.
What are the dimensions of the DHB-E 13 LCD?
The appliance measures approximately 466mm high, 225mm wide and 116mm deep and weighs approximately 2.9kg.
What is the difference between the DHB-E 13 and DHB-E 18?
At 415V, the DHB-E 13 produces 14.5kW and draws approximately 20A per phase. The DHB-E 18 produces 19.4kW and draws approximately 27A per phase, giving the 18 model greater heating capacity for higher flow demand.
What is the difference between the DHB-E 13 and DHB-E 27?
The DHB-E 27 produces 28kW at 415V compared with 14.5kW for the DHB-E 13. The larger model provides substantially greater flow potential but also increases electrical demand to approximately 38.9A per phase.
How much does DHB-E 13 LCD installation cost?
Current supplied-and-installed pricing is shown in JR's live package selector above. The final total depends on whether the installation is an exact compliant replacement or requires electrical, plumbing, circuit or relocation work.
Can JR install the DHB-E 13 LCD in Brisbane?
Yes. JR Gas & Water installs suitable three-phase instantaneous electric hot water systems across eligible Brisbane and surrounding South East Queensland service areas.
Can JR install the DHB-E 13 LCD on the Gold Coast?
Yes. Installation is available across eligible Gold Coast service areas where the electrical capacity, plumbing and expected hot water demand suit the model.
Is same-day installation available?
JR's live product page currently lists same-day installation availability on suitable jobs. New circuits, switchboard work, conversions or relocation can require a broader installation scope.
READY TO INSTALL
Install the Stiebel Eltron DHB-E 13 LCD With JR Gas & Water
The Stiebel Eltron DHB-E 13 LCD is a compact lower-output three-phase instantaneous electric system for properties where one-shower-class demand, space-saving installation and the available electrical supply align with a 14.5kW heater.
Use the live installation selector above to compare current JR packages, installed pricing and availability. If you are unsure whether 14.5kW provides enough hot water for your property or whether the existing electrical infrastructure is suitable, use JR's quote or assessment pathway before booking.
Gas continuous flow hot water systems provide hot water on demand, heating water only as it passes through the appliance. With no storage tank, these systems are highly efficient and can provide an endless supply of hot water when correctly sized and maintained.
Like any gas appliance, regular maintenance is recommended to ensure safe operation, maintain peak efficiency and support your manufacturer's warranty.
Homeowner Maintenance – Every 6 Months
Every six months we recommend carrying out a simple visual inspection of your continuous flow hot water system.
Homeowners should:
- Check for water leaks around the unit and pipework.
- Ensure the gas supply is turned on.
- Keep the area around the appliance free from leaves, dirt and debris.
- Ensure the air intake and flue terminal remain unobstructed.
- Inspect visible pipework for corrosion or damage.
- Listen for unusual noises during operation.
- Confirm the unit is producing hot water at the correct temperature.
Why is this important?
Gas continuous flow systems rely on unrestricted airflow and proper gas combustion to operate safely and efficiently.
Blocked vents, debris, water leaks or damaged pipework can reduce performance, increase gas consumption and potentially lead to system faults.
Regular visual inspections help identify problems before they become expensive repairs.
JR 6-Month Gas Continuous Flow Health Check
Recommended Service – $99
Our professional inspection helps ensure your gas continuous flow hot water system continues operating safely and efficiently.
Our technician will:
- Inspect the complete hot water unit.
- Check for water leaks and corrosion.
- Inspect gas pipework and fittings.
- Perform a gas leak test.
- Check burner operation.
- Inspect ignition performance.
- Check heat exchanger condition.
- Inspect the flue and air intake.
- Test water temperature and flow.
- Inspect electrical connections and controller operation (where fitted).
- Check isolation valves and filters.
- Identify components showing signs of wear.
Service Price: $99
Routine inspections help maximise efficiency, reduce operating costs and minimise the likelihood of unexpected breakdowns.
If Your Hot Water System Isn't Working
Before arranging a service, check the following:
- Ensure the gas supply is turned on.
- Check whether other gas appliances in your home are operating.
- Confirm the electrical power is switched on, as most continuous flow systems require electricity for ignition and controls.
- Check the circuit breaker or isolation switch.
- Ensure there is adequate water flow, as the unit will not ignite below its minimum operating flow rate.
- Check the controller for any error codes (where fitted).
- Ensure the air intake and flue terminal are free from obstructions.
- Look for any visible water leaks.
If your system still isn't producing hot water, contact JR Gas & Water for professional diagnosis and repair.
General Signs Your System May Need Attention
Arrange a service if you notice:
- No hot water.
- Fluctuating water temperatures.
- Water not reaching the selected temperature.
- Error codes displayed on the controller.
- Reduced water flow.
- Water leaking from the unit.
- Unusual burner or fan noises.
- Visible corrosion.
- Higher than normal gas consumption.
- Ignition failures or repeated shutdowns.
Early servicing can often prevent costly repairs and keep your hot water system operating reliably.
Protect Your Warranty & Maximise System Life
Routine maintenance helps keep your gas continuous flow hot water system operating safely, efficiently and reliably.
Following the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule may also assist in maintaining warranty coverage.
Failure to maintain your system may result in:
- Reduced heating efficiency.
- Increased gas consumption.
- Ignition or burner faults.
- Heat exchanger damage.
- Unexpected loss of hot water.
- Shortened component lifespan.
- Possible reduction or loss of manufacturer warranty, depending on the manufacturer's maintenance requirements.
Preventative maintenance is a cost-effective way to protect your investment, maintain efficient operation and maximise the life of your gas continuous flow hot water system.
Please note: Maintenance requirements vary between manufacturers and models. Always refer to your owner's manual for the maintenance schedule applicable to your gas continuous flow hot water system. JR Gas & Water services all major gas continuous flow hot water brands in accordance with manufacturer recommendations where applicable.
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Warranty and Guarantee: JR Gas & Water provides a warranty and guarantee on all their products and services, giving you peace of mind knowing that your system is covered in case of any issues.
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