Compact instant water heater DCE-X Premium

A compact instant water heater for showers, basins and kitchen sinks with bare wire technology that means no limescale and powerful hot water for the life of the product.

[@surajkadam3879]

It's really a great informative video and such a great technology this device have...I would like to see more videos 👍

[@nandanpatil6957]

its really a awesome video and i would like to thankyou for this

[@grigor_karagozian6931]

could you do a video about Stiebel eltron water DCE-S 6/8 plus heater plumbing installation instructions

[@StiebelEltronuk]

The Plus is very similar in its installation requirements to the X-Premium so this video should help - I'll take that feedback to the team. Thank you.

[@flyingfishwebdesign]

Is this really powerful enough for a shower as your website suggests? Average water temp going in will likely be around 10 degrees, on a 12kW model that works out as about 6.1l flow a minute (using your flow calculator tool)...is this enough for a non-electric shower?

[@StiebelEltronuk]

Hi - it does of course depend on how powerful you want your shower. At 240V this can actually deliver more like 14kW so can have a max flow of 7.3l/m with an intake of 10 degrees and an output of 38. I actually have a model this size running a shower and basin at home.

[@masterKidful]

Flow rate? Only 6 lpm?

[@StiebelEltronuk]

If the inlet temp is 10 degrees and the output at 38 the 12kW model will deliver 6.1 lpm. If you need more from an instant water heater you need a 400v supply and we have 18/21/24 and 27kW models.

[@masterKidful]

@@StiebelEltronuk Are there any more specs showing the flow rate vs temperatures. I’m assuming from your response, it means if the inlet temperature is 25 degrees and you still want 38 on the outlet, there will be more flow?

[@StiebelEltronuk]

@@masterKidful Yes - our formulary tool will give you what you need: www.stiebel-eltron.co.uk/toolbox/formeln/. And yes at 25 degrees input you can get 13 lpm output at 38 degrees.

[@StiebelEltronuk]

@@masterKidful you can find a tool here that will help: www.stiebel-eltron.co.uk/toolbox/formeln/. Yes at 25 degrees you would get 13 l/m.

[@masterKidful]

@@StiebelEltronuk thank you for the information. I did use the tools there and they are very useful.