Thermann Large Electric Storage Hot Water System – 250L

Description

The Thermann Large Electric Storage Hot Water System is an Australian-made, reliable, and affordable solution for residential hot water needs. Available in a wide range of tank sizes, these electric storage units are designed for straightforward installation and easy like-for-like replacement, making them one of the most practical and cost-effective hot water options available.

Water is heated in an insulated tank by an electric element — simply and efficiently, like a giant kettle. With dual-handed water connections, a range of element sizes, and hard water element options also available, the Thermann Large Electric Storage system suits a variety of household requirements.

Key Features

Australian Made Tanks

Thermann’s large electric storage tanks are proudly Australian made, manufactured using state of the art machinery to ensure consistent quality and durability.

Easy Like-for-Like Replacement

The electric footprint is identical across the range, meaning replacement installations share the same footprint as the existing unit — saving time and money on changeover costs.

Dual-Handed Water Connections

All models feature dual-handed inlet and outlet connections, providing flexibility for installation in a range of configurations.

Range of Element Sizes

Available in 1.8kW, 2.4kW, 3.6kW, and 4.8kW element options with corresponding recovery rates of 31, 41, 62, and 83 litres per hour respectively (at 50°C rise), allowing you to match the unit to your household’s hot water demand.

Single and Twin Element Models

Select models are available with twin elements for faster recovery and a boost capacity, providing more hot water on demand. Single element models offer a straightforward, cost-effective solution for standard usage.

Off-Peak Tariff Compatible

The Thermann Large Electric Storage system is compatible with off-peak electricity tariffs, allowing water to be heated during lower-cost overnight periods to help reduce running costs.

How It Works

When a hot water tap is turned on, hot water is drawn from the top of the tank. Cold water enters through the bottom, and when the temperature around the element drops, the element activates to reheat the water. Hot water naturally rises back to the top of the tank, ready for use.

Important Note: The tank must be filled with water prior to connecting to a power source.

Always use a licensed plumber when installing a hot water system. Not designed for commercial use. For use on a timed recirculation system, tank warranty is 3 years.