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Hi There,
I live in an old house with no gas supply, and water is heated via coal, or electric immersion heater. I have just installed an electric shower which solved one issue, but now I am looking at installing an instantaneous water heater for both my basins, thus relieving the need to use the immersion heater. So I have come to the conclusion is that If I motorise the outlet of the immersion heater, and the inlet of the instantaneous water heater so only one can be operated. I need some help with the control for this Ideally automatic, but a push button or switch would be acceptable.
Many Thanks
<b>Moderator's Note:</b> Yes, I know this has nothing to do with automation, controls, manufacturing or power generation. I thought that some of you would enjoy geeking out on a solution for this.
I live in an old house with no gas supply, and water is heated via coal, or electric immersion heater. I have just installed an electric shower which solved one issue, but now I am looking at installing an instantaneous water heater for both my basins, thus relieving the need to use the immersion heater. So I have come to the conclusion is that If I motorise the outlet of the immersion heater, and the inlet of the instantaneous water heater so only one can be operated. I need some help with the control for this Ideally automatic, but a push button or switch would be acceptable.
Many Thanks
<b>Moderator's Note:</b> Yes, I know this has nothing to do with automation, controls, manufacturing or power generation. I thought that some of you would enjoy geeking out on a solution for this.
