Bromic’s HF-327 3-Phase Instantaneous Electric Hot Water Heaters are pre-set to 60°C and deliver reliable, decentralised on-demand hot water to each unit with electronic temperature control, ensuring safety and consistency across fixtures.
Compact and wall-mounted, the HF-327 meets space and convenience requirements and eliminates the need for gas connections, flues, or shared storage systems. Because they heat only as required, each unit achieves a 30°C rise at 11.3L/min, removing any standby losses and reducing water wastage. The built-in overcurrent and overload protection keeps internal components safe, giving peace of mind to residents and developers.
Placing individual units in each apartment was designed to remove the need for a centralised plant room, thereby streamlining the installation and reducing the complexity of the project.
Installing on-demand heating was specified as the sustainable choice, helping to eliminate standby energy losses and minimise wasted cold water at outlets, which lowers energy use.
Pre-set 60°C units with electronic temperature controls were chosen to ensure compliance with AS/NZS 3498 while providing the capability to deliver consistent, safe hot water supply.
By avoiding the risks of leaks, corrosion, accumulated sediment, or Legionella growth that come with tanks, the decentralised design was intended to minimise the need for system-wide maintenance downtime. The decentralised design allows for individual units to be serviced or replaced without impacting the rest of the complex.
The system is compact, efficient, and fully electric, aligning with industry demand and Australia’s Net Zero plan, and was specified to deliver energy conscious, gas-free designs that provide a regulation-ready solution for modern multi-residential projects.
