Electric Hot Water Systems in Melbourne

MicroHeat can provide an instantaneous electric hot water system that makes use of state-of-the-art direct energy transfer technology. Whether you want to reduce water usage and costs or minimise carbon emissions and strain on public infrastructure, we’ve got great solutions available for you to choose from.

Types and Features of MicroHeat Heaters

The key feature of MicroHeat hot water heating systems compared to others on the market is their ability to provide instant, highly efficient and continuous flow heated water at your preferred temperature.MicroHeat supplies two main types of electric continuous flow hot water systems, each of them available in a variety of different sizes to suit different requirements. Whether you’re looking for residential hot water heating systems, commercial hot water systems or industrial hot water systems, we’ve got you covered. Our two key products come in single-phase and three-phase options.

The Difference Between Single Phase & Three Phase Water Heaters

The difference between the two types of MicroHeat electric continuous hot water systems comes down primarily to the electrical infrastructure in which they are installed.

Our Single Phase electric hot water heating systems are used when Single Phase power is supplied to the property for central domestic hot water supply(Tandem Unit Installation), boosting existing hot water supply lines and serving as a hydronic heating source.

The Three Phase electric hot water heaters are used in medium to large homes (with 3 phase power) and commercial properties either at point of use or as central hot water sources, which also boosts existing hot water supply lines and serves as a hydronic heating source.

Single vs. Tandem Unit Installation

Both Single Phase and Three Phase continuous electric hot water heaters from MicroHeat come in single and tandem unit installation options, enabling you to have access to a leading range of power ratings and hot water flow rate options for your new build or existing hot water replacement option.

MicroHeat has released a full range of Single Phase power options below our 9.6 kW (40 Amp) flagship product that can accommodate the needs of customers who have restrictions on the rated power for appliances (less than 9.6 kW), existing hard wired circuits (between 20 and 40 Amps), and the size of the power cable coming into the switchboard on the property less than 80 Amps.

The single unit installation CFEWH Series 1 electric hot water system Single Phase units are designed for point of use purposes, ranging from 4.8 kW to 9.6 kW power ratings. They’re ideal for providing continuous flow hot water for single or multiple hand basins, low flow showers(up to 5 LPM) and kitchenettes, boosting existing hot water supplies. Our solutions can be installed in new buildings or as a replacement for pre-existing hot water delivery systems that are inefficient or unreliable.

The Tandem unit installation CFEWH Series 1 instant hot water system electric Single Phase units are ideal for providing continuous flow hot water to small dwellings, units and apartments for showers, kitchens and other residential requirements in the winter or when only Single Phase power supply is available in commercial properties ranging from 9.6 kW to 19.2 kW power ratings.

The single or Tandem unit installation CFEWH Series 2 electric hot water system Three Phase units are designed for high flow and point of use applications or as a central hot water heater. They’re ideal for providing continuous flow hot water for single or multiple hot water outlets in residential or commercial plumbing when 3 Phase power is available. If you have 3 phase power or are looking to implement 3 Phase power into your new build, our 3 Phase water heating systems will provide the hot water for your needs.

Both the Single Phase and Three Phase water heaters can be used in hydronic heating applications. All the CFEWH product ranges are supplied with user settable temperatures from 20°C, with factory set maximum settable options up to 43.5°C,  50°C – 60°C (single phase and 3 phase) or 65°C (for 3 phase). Let us know what power and temperature setting you to require and we’ll provide a suitable solution.

Find Out More Today

If you’re designing a new property or looking to replace your existing hot water system, our Singleor Tandem unit installation Single Phase or Three Phase systems are for you. Contact MicroHeat today to find out more about our electric hot water systems in Melbourne.

Frequently Asked Questions

How efficient are your water heaters?

Our tankless hot water heaters eliminate the lag between cold and hot water to reduce waste, cut utility costs and improve sustainability, making them an efficient choice.

Can your water heaters be plugged into a power point?

No, MicroHeat water heaters must be electrically hard wired to the switchboard.

Where can I buy your water heaters?

Speak to us to find your nearest sales outlet in Australia if you want to buy our water heaters.

What technology is used in your water heaters?

MicroHeat water systems use direct energy transfer technology that exploits the natural conductive properties of water to heat it almost instantly

Can your water heaters replace gas systems?

Yes, we can provide electric hot water systems in Melbourne to replace less efficient gas systems.

What are the available options?

We have a range of options for different applications including residential, commercial, government and public use. Discuss your requirements with us for recommendations.

Do l need to speak to an electrician and plumber before buying?

Speaking to an electrician or plumber can be helpful to determine if our water heaters are right for you. We can even supply them with a suitable heater which they can then install.

How can l tell if my property is suitable for electric instant water heating?

We recommend consulting with our technical team to determine the suitability of your property for our electric water heaters and narrow down the options.

Will l save space?

Yes, MicroHeathot water heating systems are tankless and smaller in size than traditional water heating systems.

Are your water heaters made in Australia?

Yes, our water heaters are made in Australia to Australian Standards for maximum quality, reliability and efficiency.

Are your water heaters expensive to run?

Our water heaters significantly reduce energy and water losses incurred by hot water reticulation. Instant heating can save up to 7.5 litres per day, making them less costly in the long term.

Can the water heaters be installed anywhere inside the property?

They can be installed in a variety of locations, but it will depend on access to power and plumbing. Consult with our technical team for more information.