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JNeale

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  1. Thanks Joe90, can you remember what kw it was?
  2. Hello First post in here so thanks in advance for any help and apologies for my lack of technical knowledge! Ive recently completed a a small (3m x5m) Garden Studio/cabin in West Wales. And am looking for advice on the best way to heat water for an outdoor shower and a kitchenette sink. I've connected to my house electricity supply with a 10mm 2 core Armoured cable alongside a pipe bring mains water. Its about 40 mars from the house. I've been told the cable should be good for about 10kw total power. I initially thought I would use an camping style instant hot water heater from a propane bottle that could also feed a small gas hob but as I'm connected to the mains. Id like to explore electric options. Im thinking too of installing a small (3/4 panels) solar PV system on the roof(east facing) at some point too. Ive looked at under 10kw instantaneous electric water heaters but am worried about water flow as id like a good shower flow. Ive also looked at electric storage heaters but space is at premium so ideally id have something that would fit under a kitchenette unit. Lots of consideration and pros and cons but would love to here people thoughts on what would be the best solution both economically and in terms of a decent, reliable hot water supply for both the shower and sink. 1) would multipoint instantaneous work or the capacity for a shower not that great? 2) would storage heater be a better options and if so 50ltr enough? 3) Am I better to go propane camping style instantaneous heater and save my electric capacity for other things like, lighting, kettle small fridge etc. 4) Any thoughts on decent brands/modals for any of the above? Thanks so much in dance for any thoughts.
  3. Hello I'm rennovating a mid 1800s cottage in West Wales so am looking forward to sharing experience and wisdom with other Member. I am also self building a timbre garden studio so look out for my first post about that in the Boilers and Hot Water forum. 🙏 Thanks in advance for any help.
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