Collection: Gledhill Pulsacoil

Nowadays something
that people take for granted is the fact of turning a knob immediately after
hot water comes out of the tap, but different things help make it possible. Of
course, the pipes and water care plants are essential, but in our homes, the water
heaters are responsible for making the water hot to all the taps.

With the help of the
Gledhill Pulsacoil, from now on your water will always be hot. You can say
goodbye to cold showers or washing dishes with ice water, the Gledhill
Pulsacoil is one of the most reliable water heaters you will find.

Continue reading
this article to learn more about the Gledhill Pulsacoil, from how it works to
common faults, spare parts and a conclusion that will help you decide if the
Gledhill Pulsacoil is perfect for you or not.

The Gledhill
Pulsacoil is the superstar of water heaters. It is uniquely designed to deliver
hot water at constant pressure, which makes the Gledhill Pulsacoil stand out
from the rest.

Unlike other common
hot water heaters, the Gledhill Pulsacoil hot water can be supplied without the
need for it to go through a temperature and pressure relief. This is not
something negative, on the contrary! It means that with the Gledhill Pulsacoil
your water will reach high temperatures but of domestic standards, and at a
stable pressure.

In addition, with
the Gledhill Pulsacoil, the temperature is also maintained as a stable variant.
In case you do not have hot water this means that something in your Gledhill
Pulsacoil is malfunctioning, but we will talk more about this at another point.

Don't forget that
any type of machine that is responsible for heating and distributing water must
be installed by a professional, and the Gledhill Pulsacoil is no exception.
Remember that some experts are specialists in the Gledhill line in general so
they can be of great help when installing the Gledhill Pulsacoil, but any
professional registered or with a current license will be able to advise you
and carry out the installation of the Gledhill Pulsacoil. Gledhill Pulsacoil

Even the best
machines have some flaws, so it's no surprise that the Gledhill Pulsacoil can
have some. What we will tell you next are the most common faults that users of
the Gledhill Pulsacoil can suffer, but this does not mean that your Gledhill
Pulsacoil will have any of those problems.

The most common
fault with the Gledhill Pulsacoil is that there is a loud noise when you turn
on or off the hot water tap. This can happen with all hot water heaters so it
is not unique to the Gledhill Pulsacoil. It is because the water pressure is
very strong, or there is a very large contrast between the cold of the pipe and
the heat of the water (especially in winter). You can solve it by lowering the
pressure of the Gledhill Pulsacoil or adjusting the pipes in your house.

Another problem that
the Gledhill Pulsacoil can have is the lack of hot water. The job of the
Gledhill Pulsacoil is to heat the water, so this is a major fault, but its
causes are quite varied. It could be that the thermometer of the Gledhill
Pulsacoil is malfunctioning and that is why you don't have a good regulation of
the temperature. In that case, you should contact a professional to fix it.

Another possible
failure of the Gledhill Pulsacoil is the lack of water pressure. If the problem
does not come from your Gledhill Pulsacoil, then it may be that the amount of
water in your pipe is very little, so in that case, you should call a
professional who can check it and fix it. If there isn't a lot of water, then
it won't be able to heat up much either, so there won't be as much pressure and
quantity of water.

11"
Immersion heater (XB080)

22mm
Pump valves (XB121)

7"
Rod stat (XB081)

Ball
float (FT429)

Ballvalve
(FT207)

Brass
housing SUPERSEDED BY GT045 (GT049)

Electronic
noise filter (XB307)

F1/F2
fuse holders (XB092)

 Flow regulator (GT086)

 Front panel display (XB411)

 Hot outlet CW sensor compression fitting
(MIP039)

Flow
regulator (GT086)

Green
neon (XB362)

Grundfos
15/50 pump (XB004)

Hot
water sensor (GT153)

Immersion
washer (FT407)

PC2K
hot water draw off pipe (MIP031)

PC2k
incoming CW mains pipe (MIP048) (discontinued)

PC2K
PHE return pipe (MIP034)

PHE
washers (GT129)

PHE
pump washers (XC008)

 PHE to store return pipe (MIP037)

 PHE washers (GT129)

Plastic
F + E tank (XB343)

Plate
heat exchanger (GT017)

Pump
speed control PCB (GT152)

Pump
valve and housing (GT045)

Pump
valve washers (GT116)

Red
neon (XB361)

5 Amp
fuse for control & off peak circuit fuses (XB382)

 90 Degree angle pump isolating valve (GT135)

 Bracket (XB179)

 Cold inlet pipe CW Y strainer (MIP038)

 DHW pump to the pipe (MIP036)

 F + E tank (XB343)

Relay
(XB146)

Relay
base (XB147)

Retro
fit kit (MIP080)

Single
check valve SUPERSEDED BY GT045 (GT048 )

Store
sensor (GT147)

Y
strainer (XB314)

Pump
isolating valve - outlet (90 degree) (GT135)

Rod
stat (XB081)

Scale
PCB (XB153)

Sightglass
(XB443)

In conclusion, the
Gledhill Pulsacoil is a fantastic water heater that will rarely let you down.
It is reliable, it can heat tap water and even hard water with ease, and with a
stable pressure for all the taps in your house.

The installation of
the Gledhill Pulsacoil must be carried out by a professional since he or she
will be able to verify that the area is correct and that the connection to gas
or electricity is well done, among other things. In addition, if the Gledhill
Pulsacoil has failed for any reason, an expert will identify it immediately and
you will save yourself a lot of headaches.