Collection: Gledhill Electramate

Today it is
essential to have a water heater at home, and one of the most popular is the Gledhill ElectraMate. With the
help of the Gledhill ElectraMate,
you can heat running water easily and quickly, so you can use it anywhere in
your house (kitchen, bathroom, wherever!).

The Gledhill ElectraMate is even
more popular in apartment complexes or small houses, as it doesn't take up as
much space and can also serve two functions: heat water and function as a wet
central heating system.

The Gledhill ElectraMate is a water
heater that never goes unnoticed. Although it has been on the market for years,
the Gledhill ElectraMate has
loyal users who have been using it for years thanks to the durability of the Gledhill ElectraMate and its
simplicity.

With the Gledhill ElectraMate, you will
have a water heater that will rarely fail and will serve you well for many
years to come. For you to know more about the Gledhill ElectraMate, this article will be dedicated
exclusively to it. Keep scrolling down to learn more about the spare parts of
the Gledhill ElectraMate, the
pros and cons of the Gledhill
ElectraMate, and everything you need to know about it.

Part of the success
of the Gledhill ElectraMate
is because it was developed with the latest technological advances, but without
losing sight of the strengths that the Gledhill
ElectraMate brand already had. The Gledhill
ElectraMate serves both to provide pressurized hot water and
traditional wet central heating from conventional radiators. These radiators of
the Gledhill ElectraMate use
electricity during off-peak hours, making it much more sustainable.

The Gledhill ElectraMate has an
electronic sensor that is responsible for monitoring the temperature of the
water accumulator. In this way, when the Gledhill
ElectraMate accumulator runs out of water, the water recharge cycle
restarts, thus preventing you from running out of hot water.

The Gledhill ElectraMate control
system automatically selects the store load temperature and controls the
thermostat differential to match electrical rates. Therefore the Gledhill ElectraMate helps you
not to spend more money, and to keep a large amount of hot water stored.

With the Gledhill ElectraMate, you can
control everything through the user controls. This is thanks to the thermostat
that comes with the Gledhill
ElectraMate and you can program it yourself according to the
temperature you want your water to have.

There are 3 main
faults that your Gledhill ElectraMate
can have, but the good thing is that all of them have solutions.

The most common
failures of the Gledhill ElectraMate
are:

• The system is
noisy

• Hot water service
of the Gledhill ElectraMate
is unsatisfactory

• Space heating
service is unsatisfactory

If your Gledhill ElectraMate is making a
lot of noise, this is probably due to a faulty water pressure system. Any
plumber who is knowledgeable in the Gledhill
ElectraMate will be able to easily help you fix it.

The bar pressure of
your Gledhill ElectraMate
should not be less than 1.0, otherwise, that too can cause noise. Again, any Gledhill ElectraMate specialist
will be able to help you with ease as this is one of the most common and most
solvable problems with the Gledhill
ElectraMate.

If your Gledhill ElectraMate is not
heating the water as you would like, this can also have different causes. For
one thing, it could be that the electrical connection to the Gledhill ElectraMate is failing.
In that case, you should cut off the electricity to avoid any kind of danger,
and you should always contact a specialist.

It could also be
that someone has lowered the temperature on the control panel of your Gledhill ElectraMate (it could
have happened by accident). In that case, you just have to change the
temperature on the control of your Gledhill
ElectraMate.

The fact that the
temperature of the water that comes out is not that hot, may also have to do
with the fact that your Gledhill
ElectraMate is recharging the amount of water stored. This usually
happens if you have had a lot of baths or used a lot of hot water, as the Gledhill ElectraMate will take
longer to heat up the new water.

2 Pole contactor, 25Amp (XB014)

22mm Ball o fix valve (GT024)

 22mm Pump valves (XB121)

 25 Amp fuse(XB364)

3 Pole contactor, 63Amp (XB002)

35 Liter expansion
vessel (including bracket) (was XG193, now XG217) (XG217)

 5 Amp fuse (XB382)

 90 Degree angle
ballvalve (XB398)

 AAV/AVV pipework
(MIP029)

 AC30 fuse base
(XB363)

 Anti vacuum valve
(GT056)

 Appliance control
PCB (version 40) (GT155)

 Automatic air vent
(GT015)

 Brass housing
SUPERSEDED BY GT045 (GT049)

 CA backflow
prevention valve (XB390)

 CA valve retrofit
kit CW shock arrester (MIP042) (discontinued)

 Electronic noise
filter (XB307)

 Expansion relief
valve (GT195)

 Flow regulator
(GT086)

 Grundfos 15/50
pump (XB004)

 Hot water sensor
(GT153)

 Interface SPCO
relay (XB018)

 Jumpers (ZB024)

 MCB single pole
20A (XB027)

 MCB single pole
25A (XB026)

 MCB single pole 6A
(XB025)

 Mixing valve
(XC005)

 Mixing valve
SUPERSEDED BY XC005 & ZB014 (XC006 )

 Mixing valve/CA
valve washers (XC008)

 Off delay relay
(T1 & T2) (XB016)

 Off delay relay
(T3) (XB017)

 Overheat
thermostat (GT064)

 PCB stand off pegs
(XB045)

 PHE washers
(GT129)

 Plate heat
exchanger (GT017)

 Pressure reducing
valve (XB391)

 Primary system
pressure gauge (GT179)

 Programmable room
stat (XB365)

 Pump valve and
housing (GT045)

 Pump valve washers
(FT407)

 Replacement
pipework (ZB014)

 Single check valve
SUPERSEDED BY GT045 (GT048 )

 Store sensor
(GT147)

 Switch heating
element (XB135)

 Tundish (XB392)

 Y strainer (XB314)

The Gledhill ElectraMate is a great
option if you want a water heater that is easy to install. It is perfect if you
live in apartments or if you do not have much space, since, in addition to
heating the water, the Gledhill
ElectraMate can help you with heating.

It is always necessary
that the installation of a Gledhill
ElectraMate be carried out by a certified specialist. In the event of
any fault that your Gledhill
ElectraMate has, it is recommended that you contact an expert before
trying to solve it, in this way you will avoid exposing yourself to any type of
risk.

The Gledhill ElectraMate can last
for many years, especially if you have annual check-ups with a specialist. This
way you can prevent any major failure in your Gledhill ElectraMate and give it more years of life.