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XTEND elements are simple to install, need no extra parts and save money every time you heat water.
  • SABS tested to SANS-514
 An element heats water in your geyser. Standard elements use coiled resistive wire covered by a soft metal coating. XTEND elements are fundamentally different. They use a self-limiting ceramic called PTC, protected by a marine-grade stainless-steel or titanium outer casing.
The properties of PTC, coupled with the design of XTEND elements reduce energy use by 25%.  They also make XTEND elements hard-wearing and perfect for hard water problems. XTEND elements switch your geyser from a problem to an asset on a solar PV (photovoltaic – electricity) system due to the high efficiency and reduced power draw.

Saves the average family around 1000 units of electricity per year.

No matter where your geyser is located, XTEND elements can reduce your water heating costs. If you have a geyser, XTEND elements will save you money.
Rising electricity prices and recurring load-shedding have increased interest in energy efficiency, battery backup and generating your own electricity (Solar PV). How do XTEND elements help?
A geyser is expensive to heat. Installing solar thermal systems or heat pumps (connected directly to your geyser) is also expensive. XTEND elements are affordable and use 25% less electricity than a standard resistive element.
By reducing heat losses, XTEND elements heat water at a similar rate as traditional elements, including hard water and titanium elements, but use 1-2kW less power to do so.
This lower power requirement turns your geyser into an efficient, and manageable, energy store for solar PV. Spare electricity generated can heat your water for free.
XTEND elements will also use less grid or battery power at night if the water needs heating for the morning showers.
XTEND elements design and construction address many of the problems in hard water areas, including reducing the rate of scale build-up. This reduces the inconvenience and replacement costs of emergency element call-outs.
XTEND elements are simple to install, need no extra parts and save money every time you heat water.
  • SABS tested to SANS-514
 An element heats water in your geyser. Standard elements use coiled resistive wire covered by a soft metal coating. XTEND elements are fundamentally different. They use a self-limiting ceramic called PTC, protected by a marine-grade stainless-steel or titanium outer casing.
The properties of PTC, coupled with the design of XTEND elements reduce energy use by 25%.  They also make XTEND elements hard-wearing and perfect for hard water problems. XTEND elements switch your geyser from a problem to an asset on a solar PV (photovoltaic – electricity) system due to the high efficiency and reduced power draw.

Saves the average family around 1000 units of electricity per year.

No matter where your geyser is located, XTEND elements can reduce your water heating costs. If you have a geyser, XTEND elements will save you money.
Rising electricity prices and recurring load-shedding have increased interest in energy efficiency, battery backup and generating your own electricity (Solar PV). How do XTEND elements help?
A geyser is expensive to heat. Installing solar thermal systems or heat pumps (connected directly to your geyser) is also expensive. XTEND elements are affordable and use 25% less electricity than a standard resistive element.
By reducing heat losses, XTEND elements heat water at a similar rate as traditional elements, including hard water and titanium elements, but use 1-2kW less power to do so.
This lower power requirement turns your geyser into an efficient, and manageable, energy store for solar PV. Spare electricity generated can heat your water for free.
XTEND elements will also use less grid or battery power at night if the water needs heating for the morning showers.
XTEND elements design and construction address many of the problems in hard water areas, including reducing the rate of scale build-up. This reduces the inconvenience and replacement costs of emergency element call-outs.