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Water Heaters (Calefones)

Longvie Automatic 12 liter or Orbis 14 manual water heater?

elfantasmadelaoperaylared

192

hace 6 años

Hello how are you? I currently have a 120 liter electric heater at home and I want to change it to a gas heater So spend less. The little room where I would go is only accessed from the backyard. Now I saw as an alternative to Buy me a 12-liter Longvie automatic ignition or a 14-liter orbis manual ignition with slide. The Longvie has the advantage that it would not have to go out to the patio to turn it on. What do you recomend me ? Thank you

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danny_rosariorc

1.740

hace 6 años

Any of the 2. But you can not connect one of 16 lts? It's half curtain, you understand?

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elfantasmadelaoperaylared

192

hace 6 años

Thanks danny_rosariorc! So far I have not seen in stores that I visited 16 liters, only 7, 12 and 14 liters. It happens that those of 14 liters already make me expensive to pay, so a larger one I assume must be very expensive. It is for a house with 2 bathrooms, one on each floor, about 64 m2

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servimat1

138.835

hace 6 años

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hace 6 años

Hi, why don't you replace the electric thermos with a gas one? You already have the water installation and the circulation done, it would only be a matter of carrying the gas. Regards

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elfantasmadelaoperaylared

192

hace 6 años

Thanks servimat1 and a doubt, if I put a gas thermos, it should be 120 liters, or a smaller one? It is for a house with 2 bathrooms, that is, one on each floor. What I noticed with the electric that for example in winter takes about 3 hours to warm up to get a shower, my girlfriend takes a shower and I can't take a bath to the touch, but I have to wait another hour to recover, I don't know if this is the same may happen with a 120 liter thermos, that delay in the initial load and the delay of one hour in recovery. More than anything the electric I want to change it because it consumes me 3 kw / h

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servimat1

138.835

hace 6 años

If you put a smaller one in capacity that is called "high recovery" they are a little more expensive and spend a little more gas but you will never run out of hot water. Practically between bathroom and bathroom you will not notice the difference. Regards

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servimat1

138.835

hace 6 años

If you put one of the same amount of liters, have it set to maximum or 90% of its temperature so you will have to mix with cold water to make the hot water yield more.

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