Industrial Unit Water Boiler Reccomendation

[hammertime]

Hi All, looking at getting a water boiler for our brewery and brewery taproom, we don't need central heating just need hot water for a small amount of cleaning in the brewery, bar and pizza kitchen.

Ive had a quote for supply and install (just push fit into water fittings, connect to gas) of the Ariston NEXT EVO X 16L Gas Water Heater for £950

Ariston NEXT EVO X 16L Gas Water Heater 3632533 including Horizontal Flue Kit ( 3319648 or 3318000 )

Ariston Next EVO X 16L Gas Fired Water Heater that stands out for its innovative design, technology and efficiency. Thanks to Next Evo X you can have hot water in your home reliably and safely at any time. The most advanced Low NOx technology, thanks to its oxygen-rich burner, guarantees...

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Price wise it seems OK, the water heater looks OK on paper, but arn't Ariston sh:te I just wondered if anyone had any other better reccomendations?

Gas seems the best option for a new water heater as running costs are cheaper than electric medium term, so will save money in the long run purhaps, ideally want something that is easy to fix if it goes wrong and plumbers are ok to come out and fix.

Any thoughts and recommendations would be really appreciated.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

How much washing up are we talking ?

 

[hammertime]

How much washing up are we talking ?

Normal medium-sized kitchen, we will have a dishwasher machine (using cold water, not draining hot water) so not vasts amounts, although I couldn't give you exact numbers. If for £100 odd extra you can get a water boiler that can heat more water def would rather over spec it.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

How about a direct unvented cylinder?

 

[hammertime]

How about a direct unvented cylinder?

Yes, that could be an option could you recommend one? You think thats a better option? Thanks

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Less to go wrong as tbh they need a lot of maintenance/ care (gas water heaters)

gledhill are a decent manufacturer

 

[hammertime]

Less to go wrong as tbh they need a lot of maintenance/ care (gas water heaters)

gledhill are a decent manufacturer

Ok, thanks makes sense. You think a 120L like this might be a good option?!

https://www.heatershop.co.uk/product?pid=18216&gclid=CjwKCAjwj6SEBhAOEiwAvFRuKGvKb7XTlb3BlLSyP0yC87Zuy8TwAtJvVXh3Cyhr1ElISViIN5IofhoClZsQAvD_BwE

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Yep or £20 you can go upto the 150l option

 

[hammertime]

Sounds like a plan. Do these have a flue?

Also the heater would be around 2.5 metres up and the main flow of water would go up to the ceiling 1 metre, then along 16 metres where it goes down to the ground floor kitchen. Do you think I will need a pump or gravity will be enough for pressure. As it’s not for a shower maybe no pump required.

 

[SJB060685]

Sounds like a plan. Do these have a flue?

Also the heater would be around 2.5 metres up and the main flow of water would go up to the ceiling 1 metre, then along 16 metres where it goes down to the ground floor kitchen. Do you think I will need a pump or gravity will be enough for pressure. As it’s not for a shower maybe no pump required.

By direct unvented cylinder he means a mains pressure hot water cylinder directly fed (heated) by immersion heater. There is no fuel burning and hence no flue mate.

 

[oz-plumber]

Rinnai tankless water heater.
You will only need a domestic model.
Wall mounted, easy to install.

Probably 70% of hot water units over here use these.
Need a larger gas supply to them due to usage when they're operating, but don't use any gas when hot water not called for.

https://www.rinnai-uk.co.uk/files/5915/6933/2346/Rinnai__A_Series_Brochure.pdf

Great units

 

[hammertime]

By direct unvented cylinder he means a mains pressure hot water cylinder directly fed (heated) by immersion heater. There is no fuel burning and hence no flue mate.

Thanks mate. What do you reckons a reasonable price for install?! I.e. connect to gas pipe next to heater, connect to supply and feed pipes, commission.