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No plumbing is necessary. No Electrician required - Do it yourself and save money.

If we wake up in the morning and find that the power had gone off during the night and do not have  hot water, we jump into the car and go down to the local Gym for a shower.   That’s how dependant we have become on hot water … a basic need

What to do about it??

What most of us don’t realize is that all the RDP houses you see just have one power point and one cold water tap to feed the whole house, no lights, ceilings or hot water. In fact a normal geyser cannot be installed as only 10-20 amps of power is fed into the house and everything from the lights, stove, fridge ,TV, heaters and kettles must run from this, and solar is just to expensive to install.

When you view the video you will see 2 boys in the bath, this is the first bath they have ever had and we battled to get them out.

We are appealing to companies, to give their staff bathrooms and corparates to sponsor townships. A 700 unit township will cost under a million, media coverage will more that justify the cost. Let them have this basic need of bathing in hot water. It forms part of the companies social responsibility and the rewards are that the workers will have an improved quality of life.

Do a short survey in the area - ask who has hot water in their homes and you will be shocked to hear that 70% don’t.   This is something we take for granted.

Come on board and help us make this happen. A bathroom can be installed for R1750. We will train installers thus creating jobs .
This all for the cost of a business lunch …..

What will the lasting experience be …. The lunch or the bathroom

1. Saves on electricity
2. Uses electricity only when required
3. Works from a standard plug point
4. No electrician required to install!
5. No plumber required to install!
6. All components are included
7. Creates jobs
8. Government approved
9. SABS approved
10. SA Manufactured

TSHISA GEZA VS Kettle and Conventional geysers

VS Kettle

1. TG- Wall mounted with 3 screws , above a bath or basin or both in bathroom
   Kettle – Can only stand alone and must be poured into a bath or basin in small quantities
2. TG – Heats 65lt at one time to 60 ° c and maintains heat
   Kettle - Boils 1½ - 2 lt at a time to 100°c
3. TG – Is gravity fed cold water mixes with hot when tap is opened
   Kettle – Smal quantities boiled hand filled no cold water to mix
4. TG – Has a cistern float option to control flow of water into geyser
   Kettle – must be hand filled
5. TG – Has a thermostat to control the heat and keeps that temperature at a low cost
   Kettle – Boils
6. TG – Designed so that the element is always below the tap, not all the water drains out and element is always under water
   Kettle – Keeps boiling , water evaporates and element burns out
7. TG Enough water supplied to fill a small bath
   Kettle – Only does a few liters at a time
8. TG - Electrical cost to heat up 65lt very low
   Kettle - 70 % higher in cost for same volume

VS Conventional geyser

1. TG - Is Gravity fed – no pressure
   CG- Is gravity fed
2. TG- Does not need running water can be hand filled
   CG – Is pressurized
3. TG- No plumber or Electrician needed to install
   CG – Can only be installed by plumber & Electrician
4. TG – Takes power from a standard wall plug
   CG - Must have a DB (distribution board) Installed in the house
5. TG – Uses very little space when mounted to a wall. Can be mounted onto and type of wall brick or sink.
   CG – Usually installed in the roof, RDP houses have no ceilings
6. TG – Are stackable. 40 geysers can fit onto 1 sqm of floor space
   CG – Each geyser takes up 1 sqm of space
7. TG – 7.65 amp RDP homes are supplied by between 10 – 20amp
   CG - 10.24amps

VS Solar Heater

1. TG Installed inside house
   Sol Can only to be installed on a roof facing the correct direction
2. TG Cost under R1500 per unit installed
   Sol Cost installed R 15 000 per unit after subsidy
3. TG Bath fits under Geza can be used immediately
   Sol Will have to have water supply relayed to bathroom
4. TG All fittings and taps supplied for functional bathroom
   Sol Need to build a bath and supply taps to function
5. TG Cost of bathroom with all fitting including Geza R 1800
   Sol Cost of bathroom with all fittings including Solar R 20 000
6. TG Designed for RDP house
   Sol Designed for low cost housing and NOT RDP
7. TG Can be installed by anyone
   Sol Need a qualified tradesman to install

Electricity Costs

Geyser

• 65 Litres
• 1.75kw
• 7.61amps
• 0.66c
• 60min

Kettle

• 2 litres
• 2.4kw
• 10.43 amps
• 65 l =  R2.70

Geyser Saving  70%

Geyser

65lt
Wall mounted

Element

230v
1.75 – Kw
7.61 – amps
60°c – 12mm disc thermostat
Terminals 6.3mm
Cost of 1 kw 0.38c

Extension Cord

16A OET (1.0 x 3) White L6
16A       : 3 prong
OET       : Open end 6.3 brass terminal
1.03×3: 1mm x 3 core Cabtype

Safety

Element always submerged in water
Electric points sealed
Tap recessed
SABS tested
Anchor holes 300mm apart always in brick
Bolts can carry 350kg each

Further detailed specifications  on geyser , bath & basin in presentation