| Install date | Same day if purchased before 8am, Within 1-3 business days (Our choice of time and day), Within 10 Business days (Our choice of day and time) |
|---|---|
| Supply & install | supply install, supply only, electrical upgrade |
Everhot dual handed electric water heaters
feature a durable vitreous enamel lining, and
reliable performance you expect from a product
manufactured by Rheem. They offer outstanding
value, and come in a wide range of models with a
capacity to suit most domestic applications.
FEATURES
• Complete model range (25L – 400L)
• Fast, easy like-for-like replacement
• Dual handed inlet and outlet fittings
• Mains pressure
• 25L – 125L models feature compact dimensions
and easy to access fittings
• Plug in models available in 25L and 50L³
• 160L – 400L models suit connection to
concessional (off-peak) tariffs
• Twin element models available in 250L,
315L and 400L
• 7 year cylinder warranty¹ on 25L and
50L models
• 10 year cylinder warranty² on 80L, 125L, 160L,
250L, 315L and 400L models
• Full warranty support through a comprehensive
national service network
| Width | 640 mm |
|---|---|
| Depth | 680 mm |
| Height | 1395 mm |
| Approximate Weight (Empty) | 75 kg |
| Capacity | 250 ltr |
| Warranty Information | *See the Everhot warranty at www.reece.com.au/Everhot |
|---|---|
| Spare Parts & Labour – Domestic Use | 12 Months |
| Cylinder Warranty | 10 Years |
What is the process when purchasing a hot water system online?
Please visit our What to Expect page for more detailed information on our process.
When is an electrical upgrade needed?
An electrical upgrade is required if your existing hot water system’s wiring doesn’t reach the new unit location, if your current supply is undersized for a modern heat pump, or if your switchboard still uses old-style fuses instead of safety switches. In these cases, new cabling, an isolator switch and a safety switch (RCBO) are installed to ensure the system meets today’s electrical and safety standards.
Why a full upgrade is required
When installing a new hot water system, the plumbing must be brought up to current Australian Standards to ensure the installation is safe, compliant, and eligible for warranty. A full upgrade typically involves replacing valves, drain lines, and pipework insulation, and making sure the system meets pressure and temperature safety requirements.
In Queensland, plumbers are required to submit a QBCC Form 4 for every hot water installation. This certifies that the work complies with the Plumbing and Drainage Act. Without these upgrades, the new system may not be covered by the manufacturer’s warranty, and safety devices designed to protect against scalding or excess pressure may not function correctly.
Upgrading ensures:
Warranty protection for your new unit
Compliance with QBCC and Australian Standards
Safety for your household with correctly installed valves and drainage
Long-term reliability by replacing outdated or non-compliant parts
What area do you service?
Please check your property is located within our Service Area using the map below.
