If you are considering buying a Dewhot gas water heater, then you have already taken the first step to reducing your reliance on electricity. This makes economic and practical sense. The only thing left now is which brand do you buy and what model do you need. First of all, let us look at...
Read MoreSupport Buyers must not look at just the cost, but also the reliability of the unit and its back up. You don't want a disposable option. We are fully versed in the technicalities and repair of these units and carry a full range of reasonably priced spares should they be required. In most c...
Read MoreDear Customers As we head into 2016 we find that as expected geyser sales are starting off a little slow, probably 20% down on an average month. Reasons for this are obvious with the heat wave, post-Christmas finances, fewer electrical outages and the Rand plummeting. However, winter is com...
Read MoreWe stock all the necessary spares you might need to fix your geyser. Units have a 1 year repair or replace warranty but should you need to fix anything after this period you can order the parts directly from us. We can repair your units for you, alternatively we can also refer the closest technician...
Read MoreOne of the limitations of the standard natural draft units is that the faster the flow the lower the temperature. This meant that if you ran two showers they were too cold or if you ran one it was too hot. Forced fan constant temperature units are available that counteract this but the fan runs o...
Read MoreThe Dewhot units are for outside use. However if they are mounted where the rain or strong wind can get to them then you need a cover. These covers also offer added security against theft. They are made of galvanised steel. They have a slanting top to shed off rain. No flue required. The...
Read MoreWe had our electric geyser fail, & looking at the price of electricity and the threat of major increases in the next few years,we decided to change to gas in the one bathroom, where we have a shower & hand-basin and see how it worked. We installed a new shower head to suit the geyser flow...
Read MoreThese units are activated by the water flowing through them. The water flows over a venture valve that causes low pressure on one side of a diaphragm and with water pressure on the other it pushes open the micro switch. This fires the igniters and opens the gas solenoid valve. The water...
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