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We have a Truma B14 240 volt/gas water heater, 14 litre stainless tank, no anode required.

Have heard of people complaining about Truma, however this unit was professionally installed and has been very reliable.

http://www.truma.com/int/en/water-systems/boiler-b-10-b-14.php



-- Edited by Santa on Saturday 8th of November 2014 12:39:58 PM

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Santa wrote:

We have a Truma B14 240 volt/gas water heater, 14 litre stainless tank, no anode required.

Have heard of people complaining about Truma, however this was professionally installed and has been very reliable.

http://www.truma.com/int/en/water-systems/boiler-b-10-b-14.php

 Hi Santa

Yes, stainless steel & full copper tank HWS do not require anodes.smile

Copperlined stell tanks are sometimes fitted with an anode

PeterQ



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