Product description
Our wevolt company's own brand product has a 1 year warranty. Our steel model with shower set and for decoration purposes is available on our page. Hot water faucet thermal faucet tankless water heater (wall entry.- head height 15 cm)
shower set wall mounting apparatus is included in the package.
don't wait for hot water from boiler or water heater, waste your time and water.
su from the faucet, 30~40 in winter ° Type c between 30~60 ° It reaches a temperature between c
it will provide comfort and convenience especially for use in the kitchen and sink. Remove your old faucet, mount your thermal hot water faucet, plug it in and your hot water is ready. The height of the faucet pipe part is approximately 15 cm. Important note for first installation: do not plug it into the socket without water in the faucet, in other words, first install it, then turn on the water. let the water flow out of the faucet a little, then plug it into the socket. Also, if you suspect that there is ice inside the faucet or if you suspect it, do not plug it in for your own safety and to prevent the device from breaking down
wait for the ice to melt, and then plug it in after you see the water flowing from the faucet.
To avoid any problems with the water flow (to prevent clogging), clean the small strainer at the tap head, where the water flows from the tap, by removing it and holding it under pressurized water at regular intervals. . .
At regular intervals, disconnect the plug from the socket, then open the lid of the water heating tank on the left side of the faucet and clean the inside of the tank and the iron resistance inside with a toothbrush and water. . Close the lid of the reservoir again and turn on the cold water. after you see the water flowing, plug it into the socket again. . .
The mains water pressure is important for the device to work properly, the device may not heat the flowing water that is too low pressure or too high pressure, for that, you can adjust the water pressure coming to the tap from the valve under the sink. . .