Tri-Tech Energy

  Your hot water heater is one of the most frequently-used appliances in your home. It allows you to take hot showers, run your dishwasher, your washing machine, and gives you a steady supply of hot water for cooking. Most hot water heaters are hidden away behind closed doors, so it can be easy to forget they exist. However, the moment your hot water heater stops working – you’ll certainly notice! Domestic hot water safety is very important, and this includes preventing sediment build up and leaks, and also ensuring your hot water heater’s temperature isn’t so hot that it scalds you or anyone in your home. Our team at Tri-Tech Energy shares their top tips for keeping your boiler in its best condition and other important safety information you need to be aware of. Hot water heater maintenance and safety tips Remove any fire hazards near your water heater. If you have a gas-fired hot water tank, take extra caution that no flammable materials or liquids are st...

  Commercial kitchens in places like restaurants, bars, and hotels require domestic hot water systems that work quickly and efficiently because business depends on it. In fast-paced environments where hygiene is of the utmost importance, a steady supply of hot water helps keep your kitchen and your dishes sanitary as you carry on with your busy day. A hot water booster is a small device installed directly on your waterline that provides additional hot water when your tank runs out. They are compatible with both electric and gas tanks, and they activate when they sense that your water temperature has dropped below a set temperature, providing you with an additional supply of hot water.  Hot water is essential to kitchen cleanliness and food safety standards for several reasons: Proper equipment sanitation: all dishware must be clean and sanitized in order to reduce the risk of foodborne illness. Bacteria live on dishes and it’s invisible to the naked eye, s...