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Instantaneous electric hot water systems
What I would do is go standard apricus as I linked above, with electric booster- but setup the plumbing such that installing an instant gas unit would be easy. Then, if you find the solar doesn't cut it (unlikely IMO) then install the instant LPG booster. instant lpg boost (4.7c/MJ) $8.36/hr...- bryn
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Instantaneous electric hot water systems
if you use instant electric during peak tariff, you'll think LPG is cheap! What is your existing solar? If its not working correctly, go bigger. 400L+ tank and 4 panels. The biggest Apricus for example: http://www.apricus.com.au/domestic-hot-water/ Apricus are pretty much the best SHW on...- bryn
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Instantaneous electric hot water systems
yeah, usually with solar you have electric boost- its not exactly instantaneous but if you have them switched (the best way) then if you flick it on you'll have hot water in 30 mins or so. You can have them on a thermostat, even off-peak but be careful. If you use most of your hot water in...- bryn
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