Video Help
Megaflo Video Help, Advice.
Video Information, Help, Advice for Heatrae Sadia Megaflo and Santon Unvented Hot Water Systems.
Here you will find several videos concerning Megaflo cylinders, and various problems, and faults that occur.
Generally, certainly from my own experiences over the past 7 years, at least 50% of installations are incorrect, or have been in installed in such a manner they are unserviceable. This is due to poor workmanship, and a lack of basic plumbing knowledge and experience.
In many cases, the property owners have been misinformed, or blatantly misled due to a lack of skills and knowledge.
The Heatrae Sadia Megaflo is a quality product, and has a long life expectancy. It's 'highly unlikely' the cylinder will need replacing for at least 25 years or more. (if well maintained).
If you're not sure, then get a second opinion.. Preferably from us!
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General Information:
This video is a bit out of date, but still relates to us, and what we do concerning Heatrae Sadia Megaflo cylinders.
General Megaflo Information:
This video gives a general overview of Heatrae Sadia Megaflo cylinders, and the various components.
A basic introduction to the appliance and system.
DD All Electric Megaflo:
This video deals with all electric units. Systems such as Economy 7, or similar.
These units are heated directly via immersion heaters from the electrical supply.
Some have timers for overnight heating on cheap rate electricity.
Whichever system you have this will relate to your cylinder if it is electrically heated.
Testing Immersions and Thermostats:
On many occasions I've visited properties where the cylinders have been grossly misdiagnosed.
Sometimes at a huge cost to the owner.
Basic simple testing procedures can save £100's
Megaflo installation tips and advice.
If you're considering installing an unvented hot water system, and incorporating a Megaflo, then do your research, and ensure the installation is carried out to a high standard.
Inside Your Megaflo:
What's inside your cylinder. This video helps explain how your Megaflo works.
Low hot water pressure or flow:
If you find the pressure or flow has slowly decreased over the last few months, or the pressure fades away shortly after opening an outlet, then the problem is most likely with the Cold Water Combination Valve (CWCV).
We used to service repair these valves, but they proved to be too unreliable shortly afterwards.
From experience, we now only replace these valves when faulty.
This video explains more concerning this process.