Reviewed by: Devyani Kharbanda
Written by: Aquib Nawab
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Home Solutions
Check your water heater frequently for any signs of rust, leaks, or unusual noises, as winter can put extra strain on the system due to increased usage and colder temperatures.
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Make sure the area around your water heater is well-ventilated while being protected from extreme cold. Proper airflow helps maintain efficiency while preventing any potential gas buildup in enclosed spaces.
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Regularly test the MUV (Multi-Utility Valve) to ensure it's functioning correctly, as pressure fluctuations can be more common during temperature extremes.
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Continue using the anti-bacterial function (BPS mode), which heats water to 80°C to inhibit bacteria growth, even though bacterial growth is slower in winter.
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While using the U-turn Flow Technology to prevent stagnant water, also ensure all exposed pipes are properly insulated to prevent freezing. Pay special attention to pipes in unheated areas of your home.
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Ensure the water heater's insulation (PUF/EPS) is intact to maintain efficiency during cold winter days. Consider adding extra insulation to both the heater and surrounding pipes to minimize heat loss.
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Ensure all components are protected from cold drafts and potential water exposure from condensation. The IPX4 water resistance rating becomes especially important when dealing with winter condensation.
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With dual thermal protection up to 95°C, you might want to maintain a slightly higher average temperature during winter. Balance between the comfort of hotter water (using the 1,2,3 KW power options) and energy efficiency.
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Schedule a professional inspection before winter begins to ensure all components, including the Incology 800 Heating Element, are working at peak efficiency for the high-demand winter season.
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Keep a close eye on your water heater's performance during winter months when it's working hardest. Look for signs of strain like unusual sounds, longer heating times, or inconsistent temperatures.
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