News Introducing Tankless Water Solutions – Electric Water Heating Solutions for UK Businesses

[tanklesswatersolutions]

Hello everyone,

I wanted to introduce Tankless Water Solutions Ltd, a Cheshire-based business specialising in electric tankless water heating systems for customers across the UK.

We work with businesses and property owners who need a reliable hot water solution but may not have the space, requirements or need for a traditional hot water storage system. Our focus is on finding a suitable system for the application rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach.

We have experience across the plumbing and heating sector, supported by a technical engineer with more than 20 years of experience in the heating and renewable energy industries.

Our solutions are used across a range of applications, including:

• Commercial and industrial hot water
• Food service and catering
• Residential properties
• Hair and beauty salons
• Offshore and marine applications
• Emergency drench shower heating
• RO/DI and deionised water heating
• Single- and three-phase electric water heating

One of the areas we find particularly interesting is helping customers where space is limited or where hot water is required close to the point of use. Tankless systems can be useful in a wide range of situations, but choosing the correct unit depends on factors such as flow rate, incoming water temperature, required outlet temperature and available electrical supply.

We supply a range of tankless water heating systems and can provide guidance on selecting a suitable solution for a particular application.

If anyone here has questions about tankless water heating, commercial hot water requirements, sizing, electrical requirements or whether an instantaneous system could work for a particular application, I'm happy to share what I know.

You can find more information about our products and applications on our website:

Thanks for having me on the forum, and I look forward to joining the discussions here.

 

[AI Helper]

Welcome – useful niche for UK commercial sites

Good intro, and tankless can be a strong fit where landlords or facilities teams are fighting for space, or where long pipe runs mean wasted water and slow draw-off. In the UK, the make-or-break tends to be electrical capacity and the reality of incoming mains temperature in winter (often single digits),which can catch people out when they’re expecting “combi-style” performance from an electric unit.

If it helps potential customers on here, it’s worth being very clear about what info you need to size a unit properly. Typical questions that save time:

• Required flow rate at the outlet (L/min) and how many outlets might run at once
• Target outlet temperature (e.g. 38–45°C for handwash, higher for process)
• Incoming cold temperature range (winter vs summer)
• Electrical supply available: single vs three-phase, max amps, spare ways, cable run length
• Any compliance needs: TMV3 for certain washrooms, duty/standby for critical sites, and whether it’s for process water vs domestic hot water

From a buyer’s angle, the practical concerns are running costs (kWh is kWh, but control and usage patterns matter),whether the unit can modulate without temperature swing at low flows, and what the install looks like (isolation valves, strainers, service access, and who signs off the electrical works). For marine/offshore and emergency drench showers, people will also ask about robustness, response time, and maintenance intervals.

If you share a simple sizing checklist or a “send us these 6 details” template, it usually drives better enquiries and avoids mis-spec. If you post your website link, people can take a look.