Home Cover for your Peace of Mind

Providing our advice is followed, ALL parts and labour costs associated with the repair of your Gledhill appliance are completed covered by our Breakdown Agreement. We look to provide a simple, easy to understand and straightforward service.

While this high temperature guarantees safe water quality, we do understand that this temperature is very hot. Older people who have more sensitive skin, may have restricted movement and be unable to react quickly. They are consequently more vulnerable to scalding, especially if ‘stuck’ in a bath or shower.

The temperature of the hot water cannot be ‘turned down’ via our appliance due to the risk of bacterial build up within your pipework, but it can be reduced at the outlet itself through the installation of a thermostatic control.

We are delighted to be able to offer a range of thermostatically controlled products which will control and significantly reduce the temperature of water you use for showering, bathing, and hand washing.

These products conform to the highest British safety standards and mix the hot and cold supplies to a pre- determined safe temperature, consequently allowing a far more comfortable water temperature and significantly reducing the risk of scalding in the home.

To find out more about these products, contact Gledhill Response on 0800 3800 129.

It is virtually impossible that your PulsaCoil appliance can create high bills, providing it has been correctly installed. Unless you physically press your ‘boost’ button to charge the unit during daytime hours, your unit will only heat on the off peak period and you should be able to identify this cost clearly on your electricity bill.

Most people will notice a significant difference in their electricity usage during the summer months when they do not make use of electric radiators. High electricity bills are far more likely to be linked to your domestic appliances or heating system.

While you can safely turn the appliance off at any time, the PulsaCoil unit charges overnight to take advantage of the ‘off peak’ cheap rate electricity. Turning the unit off overnight denies the appliance this opportunity to charge itself. This means that you will have limited hot water and will potentially have to charge the unit during the day using ‘on peak’ electricity at a much greater cost.