Water heater brokers compares popular continuous flow water heater prices for you. Depending on the country you are from this water heating appliance may be called an instantaneous water heater or tankless water heater. Some may also call it a gas califont. However you call it, its function remains the same. Hot water on demand.

If you’re looking at purchasing a new water heater, slow down and take a minute to contemplate and consider all of your options. Whilst water heater technology is changing and all the new models are more energy efficient, it doesn’t mean that you’ll find them the most cost effective for your family. Understand how each style works, its pros and cons, and its projected payback.

When selecting a new water heater for your home, choose a water heating system that will not only provide enough hot water but also that will do so energy efficiently, saving you money. This includes considering the different types of water heaters available and determining the right size for your home

Comparing some of the top water heaters available below you will find that there are differences all over. Choosing the right one for YOUR situation is vital as if the decision is wrong it could end up costing you dearly. (Click on the Brand names for further information)

NOTE: Prices below are RRP (ask about ongoing discounts). Here you can compare gas water heater prices and performance.

Brand	Description	Product Price (RRP)	Litres/Minute	Image
Bosch Highflow Condensing C26	High efficiency, compact design. The new Bosch Highflow Condensing offers you an easy way to reduce running costs and help the environment. Compact, lightweight design Great payback period against standard continuous flow product	$1827.35	21
Bosch External Hydropower 16H	The Bosch 16H delivers a 16 L/min flow rate and is available in Natural or LP Gas. It is suitable for 1-2 bathroom homes & conveniently provides continuous hot water without a powerpoint or pilot light.	$1322.50	16
Bosch Internal Compact CI16	The Bosch Ci16 is an ideal replacement for existing internal hot water systems, offering a flow rate of 16 L/min. It is suitable for 1-2 bathroom homes and is available in Natural or LP Gas.	$1436.35	16
Rheem Continuous Flow 864627NFZLFZ	Rheem’s Gas Continuous Flow is a compact water heater with optional temperature controllers and is excellent for use where space is at a premium.	$2645.00	27
Rheem Stellar A850330	The Rheem Stellar water heater is the most efficient domestic gas water heater available in New Zealand. With high flow rate capabilities it’s the ideal solution for homes with more than one bathroom and medium to high hot water use. It’s ideal for massage showers or filling baths and with no electrical connections necessary.	$2185.00	1st Hour Delivery (L) 330
Rinnai EXT INFINITY 32L NG HD250 INFHD250HNCN	Rinnai temperature controlled continuous flow gas hot water system for external applications. Factory pre-set to 55 °C.	$2875.00	37
Rinnai VT 26EXT LPG INFVT26L	The Rinnai INFINITY VT is a continuous flow gas hot water system for external domestic applications. This type of hot water system produces endless hot water, and is an energy efficient water heating system because it’s only on when you need hot water.	$1299.00	26
Bosch LPG 4000S External 12L	The Bosch 4000S External is an electronically controlled continuous flow water heater, designed for an easy change-over from Bosch Pilot & Hydro Power models	$1206.35	12
Rheem Continuous Flow 874620NFZLFZ	Rheem’s Gas Continuous Flow is a compact water heater with optional temperature controllers and is excellent for use where space is at a premium.	$1493.85	20
Rinnai VT 16EXT NG INFVT16N	The Rinnai INFINITY VT is a continuous flow gas hot water system for external domestic applications. This type of hot water system produces endless hot water, and is an energy efficient water heating system because it’s only on when you need hot water.	$1506.50	16

Yes, it can feel overwhelming but making the right choice now will give you endless benefits in the future. Besides the basics, some other features to consider when looking at a new water heater are typically things like:

Warranty: Most water heaters come with a standard warranty that runs somewhere between 3 and 12 years. While you’ll usually pay a bit more for longer-warranty models, these heaters tend to have larger elements or burners that can speed up water heating and thicker insulation for less heat loss. Choose a water heater with the longest warranty available that fits your budget.

Anti-Scale Devices: While scale can shorten the life of the heating element, you don‘t need to invest in fancy features to get a long-lived water heater

Brass vs. Plastic Drain Valves: These are situated near the base of the water heater. Look for brass drain valves, which are more durable than plastic.

Glass-Lined Tanks: These are designed to reduce corrosion.

Digital Displays: These help you monitor levels and customize your operation. Some electric/heat-pump hybrid water heaters let you set a holiday mode that uses just the heat pump for added efficiency when you’re away. Displays on solar water heaters often show tank and collector temperatures, along with pressure readings and other info.

All in all, it is important to investigate each water heater – check their abilities and capabilities, the individual specs and the unique features each model is offering. Make sure you select the right one for your situation.

Every application has its own challenges and requires a unique solution. Water Heater Brokers specialise in domestic and commercial water and central heating products, and can offer you specialist advice and installation services.

Remember: Your goal is to find the right balance between performance and efficiency for your particular home.