There can be a number of causes of the noise and these should be investigated. A “thumping” noise may be experienced whenever a hot tap is turned off suddenly. This only occurs if a non-return valve is installed. The sudden stopping of the water flow at the hot tap causes a small “energy wave” to…
All Water supplies contain varying amounts of dissolved air. The air dissolves in the water when it is stored in open dams and reservoirs. Air is more soluble in cold water than it is in hot water. Ordinary tap water contains more dissolved air when cold than it can contain when hot. You may have…
A Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve is supplied with all water heaters. Its function is to provide both thermal and pressure relief when required. This will be in the form of discharging water from the valve. There are four types of flow which could be observed from the T&PR Valve. Normal OperationWhen water is heated…
When gas burns in air, as well as producing heat, there is a chemical reaction producing carbon dioxide, water vapour and nitrogen. A gas water heater burning 30MJ/h will produce more than one litre of water, if the water vapour is allowed to condensate. Condensate is the result of air borne water vapour being chilled…
Most hot water systems will have an identifying sticker with relevant information pertaining to the age, capacity and other technical details on or inside the tank.
We service all major brands of hot water system including Rheem, Vulcan, Dux, Beasley, Aquamax, Saxon, Bosh, Solarhart, Quantum, Conergy, Zip, Thormann and Supakwik.
Yes, we often receive referrals from satisfied customers.
AnodeSwap takes cash, cheque, direct transfer and even have a mobile Eftpos/credit card machine.
Yes it is, AnodeSwap can provide a flexible anode which is like a chain of sausages, it is easy to feed them into the system with limited clearance.
Yes we will check the cold and hot water relief valves and the tempering gauge, Our qualified technicians are also happy to provide money saving advice in regard what to do when you go on holidays or the optimum temperature setting to reduce running costs.