Water Heater Specialists
Looking to replace your old storage heater?
Electric Storage Water Heater
Rheem EH Series
- Universal connections
- Easy installation
- Exclusive vitreous enamel coating to resist corrosion
- Pressure relief valve with built in check valve
- On/off indicating light shows the cut in/off of the heating element
- Maximum working pressure at 8 bars (800kPa)
- Installation space saving horizontal layout using universal bracket)
Before
Old Horizontal/drum type storage heaters above false ceiling or exposed applicable for replacement:
Rheem EP20H, EH-25M, EH-40M, EH-55M, EH-75M or EH-100M (3/4″ pipe works)
Joven Electric JH25, JH35, JH38, JH50, JH56, JH68 or JH91
Ariston INOX (AA-25, AA-40 or AA-50, AA-65, AA-80), DS (30 SHE, 40 SHE, 56 SHE, 80 SHE or 100 SHE), Pro R Slim (30-40-56-80-100 SHE)
Ferroli Multi Series SEH30-3.0, SEH40-3.0, SEH56-3.0, SEH80-3.0 or SEH100-3.0
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After
For 1/2″ pipe works : Rheem EHG-25S, EHG-40S, EHG-55S, EHG-30, EHG-40, EHG-50, EHG-60, EHG-80, EHG-90 or EHG-100.
For 3/4″ pipe works: Rheem 86H-25, 86H-40, 86H-55, 86H-75 or 86H-100.
Electric Storage Water Heater
Rheem 85VP Series
- High performance and low operating cost
- Anode rod equalizes aggressive water action and prolongs heater lifespan
- Over temperature protector cut off power in excess temperature situations
- Automatic thermostat keeps water at desired temperature
- Temperature and pressure relief valve included to ensure extra safety
- Maximum working pressure of 10bar (150psi)
Before
To replace old Vertical Drum type storage heaters above false ceiling or exposed:
For 3/4″ pipe works:
Rheem 61SVP10S, 61SVP15S, 81VP6S, 81VP10S, 81VP15S, 81VP20S or 81 VP30S
Rheem 85VP6S, 65SVP10S, 65SVP15S, 85VP20S or 85VP30S
For 1/2″ pipe works:
Joven Electric JVA25, JVA35 or JVA50
After
For 3/4″ pipe works:
Rheem 85VP6S, 65SVP10S, 65SVP15S, 85VP20S or 85VP30S
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Past Works
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Hougang St 51 HDB | 11 May 2020
Exposed Storage Heater Replacement
Replacement of old 81VP6S 6-gallon model Rheem 23L Vertical storage heaters to latest replacement model a Rheem 85VP6S, 23L.
- All connecting pipeworks replaced with stainless steel from original copper.
- Anti-Vacuum at the inlet placed at least 75mm above the top of the tank
- Approved stop & double check valves employed in accordance with PUB
- PUB Licensed Plumber supervised installation
- Additional 1-year warranty on labor on top of Rheem warranty
Varsity Park Condominium | 15 May 2020
Above Ceiling Storage Heater Replacement
Replacement of a storage heater at Varsity Park Condominium unit. Existing Heater is a Rheem EH-55M 55L heater with ¾” cold water inlet and hot water outlet pipes. Due to suspected high electric bill, the owner has decided to change it to a smaller tank, 30L since there is no requirement for 50L.
Rheem EHG30 is used All pipe works connecting to the heaters are replaced with stainless steel. A new approved stop and double check valves are employed in accordance with the manufacturer’s specification. Such will comply with PUB.
Our Licensed has supervised and approved the installation.
There is a 1-year warranty by Homeone for this installation on top of the warranty provided by Rheem.
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Jalan Kelempong Landed | 23 Jan 2020
Above Ceiling Storage Heater Replacement
Replacement of a storage heater at Jalan Kelempong Landed Property. Existing Heater Rheem 81VP15S 57L tank. The Storage heater has lasted more than 20 years, and the owner has decided to replace with a smaller one similar to the current.
Rheem 65SVP10S, a 38L tank to suit the current needs, is used All pipe works connecting to the heaters are replaced to comply with code.
Our Licensed has supervised and approved the installation.
There is a 1-year warranty by Homeone for this installation on top of the warranty provided by Rheem.
Water Place Condominium | 28 Jan 2020
Above Ceiling Storage Heater Replacement
Replacement of a storage heater at Water Place Condominium unit. Existing Heater in Rheem 65SVP15S, a big 57L vertical drum. The Storage heater has stopped working after more than 15 years. The original that came with the unit.
Rheem EHG40 is used since there is no requirement for 57L.
Our Licensed has supervised and approved the installation.
There is a 1-year warranty by Homeone for this installation on top of the warranty provided by Rheem.
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Sutton Place Condominium | 22 Jan 2020
Storage Heater in a cabinet Replacement
Replacement of old 65SVP10S 10-gallon model Rheem 38L Vertical storage heaters to the exact same model.
- All connecting pipeworks replaced to comply with the manufacturer’s manual.
- Anti-Vacuum at the inlet placed at least 75mm above the top of the tank, missing in the previous installation
- PUB Licensed Plumber supervised installation
- Additional 1-year warranty on labor on top of Rheem warranty
F. A. Q.
Can a handyman replace my electric storage water heater?
No.
From 1 April 2018, only a PUB Licensed Plumber can carry out a storage heater replacement.
Do I need to buy the exact same heater model for a cheaper replacement cost?
No need.
Replacing with an exact same model does not ensure better fitment nor does it result in lower replacement cost.
Many of the existing heater installations DO NOT comply with PUB code especially the older ones.
Our Licensed Plumber will require to redo a whole new pipe layout, add safety devices and fittings to comply with the Code of Practice for Water Services SS636-2018 (formerly CP 48).
My current tank size is 57 litres in the master bathroom that has a bathtub. I don’t intend to use the bathtub anymore, can I choose a smaller tank size instead?
Yes.
For shower and basin use, choosing a 23 – 30 litres tank will be more than enough for a single bathroom.
How can I get a storage heater located above the false ceiling replaced when the access panel opening isn’t big enough?
There will be a need for an additional cut-out to the false ceiling usually about 900x1000mm and reinstate after having completed the replacement.
The ceiling shall look the same like before.
The heater has stopped heating up. I've read about replacing the heating element. How do I decide between replacing the heating element and the heater?
If the heater is under 5 years old, it may be feasible to replace the parts however no one is sure until an onsite assessment is made. Sometimes the thermostat may also require changing which may add up to half the cost of a new heater.
If the heater is older, the tank may have corroded badly that the heating element cannot be removed.
Will heater with stainless steel inner tank last longer than others?
Not necessarily.
Firstly, the brands that have models constructed of stainless steel does not provide a longer warranty
Having a stainless-steel inner tank:
- does not stop the heating element from failing
- does not stop the water leaking from the heating element screw thread causing short circuit
