Please note: We can only deliver this cylinder to mainland England addresses.
The Gledhill Stainless ES 90L Indirect Unvented Cylinder stores hot water for smaller homes, flats, apartments and other properties with modest hot water needs. It has a nominal size of 90 litres and an actual capacity of around 93 litres.
This indirect cylinder uses an internal heating coil to transfer heat from a boiler to the stored water. In addition, the supplied 3kW immersion heater provides an electric backup. Therefore, the cylinder suits homes with a boiler-fed central heating system.
Gledhill makes the cylinder from strong Duplex stainless steel. This material helps protect it against rust and corrosion. Also, 40mm insulation helps keep the stored water hot and reduces heat loss.
As an unvented cylinder, this model takes its water supply directly from the mains. As a result, it can provide good water pressure at showers, baths and taps. However, the property must have suitable mains water flow and pressure.
Before you order, check the space available for the cylinder, valves and pipework. Also, allow enough room for future checks and servicing. Your installer should confirm all measurements against the latest Gledhill technical guide.
These parts help your installer complete a safe and correct unvented hot water system. However, the installer may need extra controls, valves, pipework and fittings to suit the property and boiler.
The Gledhill ES 90L indirect cylinder may suit smaller homes, flats, apartments and annexes with modest hot water needs. Its compact size can also help when an airing cupboard or utility room has limited space.
Because this is an indirect cylinder, a boiler heats the stored water through the internal coil. Meanwhile, the 3kW immersion heater provides another way to heat the water if required.
However, every home uses hot water differently. The correct cylinder size will depend on the number of people, bathrooms, showers, baths and taps in the property. Therefore, always ask a qualified installer to check the required cylinder size before you buy.
Gledhill is a well-known UK hot water cylinder maker. Its Stainless ES range offers a good mix of value, strength and simple operation.
First, the Duplex stainless steel body gives the cylinder strong protection against corrosion. Next, the 40mm insulation helps keep the stored water hot. Finally, the unvented design can provide better hot water pressure than a basic gravity-fed system.
The Gledhill ES 90L cylinder also comes with key safety parts. As a result, your installer can source the main cylinder and its main controls in one package.
Not sure if this Gledhill 90L indirect unvented cylinder is right for your property? Contact SNH Tradecentre before placing your order. Our team can help you compare direct and indirect Gledhill cylinders.
A trained and qualified person must install and commission this unvented cylinder. The installer must also have the correct skills to work on unvented hot water systems.
The installation must meet Section G3 of the Building Regulations in England and Wales. In addition, installers must follow the rules that apply in Scotland and Northern Ireland. They must also follow the latest Gledhill installation guide and all local requirements.
This model is an indirect unvented cylinder. A boiler heats the stored water through an internal coil. In addition, the supplied 3kW immersion heater offers electric backup.
Gledhill lists this model as a 90-litre cylinder. However, its actual capacity is around 93 litres.
A direct cylinder uses immersion heaters as its main heat source. In contrast, an indirect cylinder uses a boiler and internal coil to heat the water. It may also include an immersion heater for backup.
Yes. The cylinder takes its water supply from the mains. Therefore, it can provide good pressure at taps and showers when the property has suitable mains flow and pressure.
Yes. The package includes one 3kW immersion heater, which can provide electric backup for the hot water system.
No. An unvented cylinder takes its water directly from the mains. Therefore, it does not need a traditional cold water storage tank in the loft.
A 90-litre cylinder may suit a smaller home, flat or property with modest hot water use. However, your installer should check the number of people, bathrooms and hot water outlets before recommending a size.
A qualified installer with the correct unvented hot water skills must carry out the work. They must also follow current Building Regulations and Gledhill’s latest instructions.
We can deliver this item to mainland England addresses only. Please contact SNH Tradecentre if you want us to check your postcode before you order.
Gledhill may change the product details from time to time. Therefore, check the latest technical guide before you buy or install this cylinder.