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100l Cointra TDF Plus electric water heater
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Electric water heaters are an efficient and practical solution to obtain hot water quickly and consistently at home. These equipment work by means of electrical resistors that heat the water stored inside, allowing an instant and uninterrupted supply.
If you are looking for an electric water heater to meet your hot water needs, you have come to the right place. At ParaTuReforma you will find electric water heaters of different capacities, including 100-liter electric water heaters, 80-liter electric water heaters and 50-liter water heaters, among others.
Gas heaters are an excellent option to get hot water in a very fast way in the home to meet the needs. These equipment work by burning gas, heating the water quickly and constantly. By having an energy source such as gas, they can provide a continuous supply of hot water, even in situations of high demand.
One of the most prominent advantages of gas heaters is their ability to heat large volumes of water in a short time. This makes them ideal for large families or places where they need a constant flow of hot water.
In addition to offering you electric water heaters and heaters at an unbeatable price, we want to offer you the peace of mind of being able to have the best technical service you could need, and for this, the official technical service of Cointra is possibly the best in the national market.
The professionals of the SAT of Cointra guarantee you a perfect repair and optimal maintenance of your equipment, since they have the appropriate training to be able to handle the equipment, they also guarantee that they work with the original parts and spare parts of Cointra and in addition, they are the only ones authorized by the manufacturer to carry out interventions on this equipment to cover the final warranty of the product.
Cointra Help Desk : 902402010
All electric water heaters and heaters for butane gas have the appropriate certification and are adapted to the new emission and energy efficiency regulations, which we detail in each of the products.
We have focused on just one brand to offer you the best possible price, betting on a supplier that is a reference in the market, for its quality and total guarantee in its products.
A doubt that arises when choosing the electric water heater you need is the volume of liters needed, and this parameter depends a lot on the number of people who are going to use it and the habits of each one, to see if the use is alternate or continuous.
To put a quick range, thermoses of up to 50 liters are usually for a single person, or even for two but with alternating use (do not shower one after the other, for example, one in the morning and one at night).
80-litre electric water heaters are usually used for two people, in which two people could shower one after the other without any problem, but without abusing time.
The 100-litre electric water heaters for tres and four people are suitable, with varied customs. They are the ones we recommend for a family of 4 people.
The 150-litre electric water heaters are for 5 or 6 people, and require a lot of space to install.
Common elements on the labels of electric water heaters:
For conventional water heaters capable of working only during off-peak hours, the pictogram indicating the time programming feature can be added.
Year of publication and standard that regulates the operation of the energy label.
What is the load or consumption profile of a heater?
The load profile of a heater allows us to know what its performance will be in terms of nivel of comfort, thus making it easier to choose the model that best suits our hot water needs.
With the number of heaters and water heaters on the market, how can we know which one is best for our home?
Fortunately, there is a key feature or element that allows us to compare them in order to choose the most suitable one for our hot water needs.
That element is the load or consumption profile (in addition to of course the letter of its energy label, which as we well know will indicate its performance nivel ) which, for individual installations, is measured according to the following scale: XS – S – M – L – XL, where XS is the minimum rating and XL the maximum, which means the maximum flow of water guaranteed with the highest performance and comfort.
Each profile defines a type of consumption:
For all the above, in this section you will find:
Frequently asked questions
The time required to heat water in a water heater can vary depending on several factors, such as the capacity of the heater, the initial water temperature, and the power of the appliance. Generally, an electric water heater takes on average between 1 hour 30 minutes and 3 hours to fully heat the water.
There are water heaters with more efficient heating technologies that can reduce this time and improve energy efficiency.
Electric water heaters offer several benefits, including:
In short, using an electric water heater provides numerous advantages and benefits, making it an attractive option for heating water at home or in other spaces.
A gas water heater is a device that uses gas as fuel to heat water in the home. Its operating principle is based on the combustion of gas, which produces heat to raise the water temperature.
A gas water heater consists of several essential components for its proper operation. First, there is the burner, where the combustion of gas takes place.
The gas, whether butane or natural gas, mixes with air, and the burner ignites it to produce a flame.
The flame heats the burner, which in turn heats a heat exchanger, transferring the heat from the flame to the water. The heat exchanger is connected to a cold water inlet pipe and a hot water outlet pipe. As water flows through this pipe, it gradually increases in temperature as it passes through the heat exchanger.
The lifespan of a gas water heater is generally between 10 and 15 years, but it can vary depending on several factors, such as the quality of the unit, the level of maintenance, and proper usage.
If your gas water heater shows any signs of wear, such as leaks, reduced efficiency, or unusual noises, it is important to consult a qualified technician.
