New installations
Wiring and connecting a new hot water system as part of a build, renovation or upgrade.
Hot Water Systems in Wagga Wagga
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A hot water system that's not working properly, or one that's simply reached the end of its life, needs sorting quickly. At Bas Blackett Electrical, we install and connect hot water systems across Wagga Wagga, handling the electrical side of new installations and replacements. We work alongside the system type you've chosen, connecting it safely and making sure it's wired correctly from the start. Our emergency electrician service is available if you're dealing with a hot water system that's failed unexpectedly. Call 0408 703 814 to arrange an installation or replacement.
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Electric hot water systems need to be connected correctly to run safely and reliably.
Replacements
Disconnecting an old unit and wiring in its replacement safely and correctly.
Circuit checks
Confirming the existing circuit can safely handle the system being installed, upgrading it where needed.
Compliance
Making sure the electrical connection meets current safety standards from start to finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Electric hot water systems typically last around 10 to 15 years, depending on the unit, water quality and how well it's maintained. Signs of ageing include inconsistent hot water, unusual noises or visible corrosion on the tank.
- Hot water systems generally need a dedicated circuit sized to the unit's power requirements, separate from general power points. This helps the circuit handle the load safely and reduces the risk of tripping.
- Electric hot water systems heat water using an electric element, while gas and heat pump systems use different energy sources and heating methods. The right choice often comes down to household usage, running costs and what connections are already available.