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Old 04-18-2024, 06:31 AM   #26
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It is amazing how many different names there are for domestic making hot water (and storage).

US Water Heater (ours tend to be Glass lined steel with about 7-12Y life. Tho as Jon mentioned, there are demand type, and those that used the house heating boiler with a heat exchange insert)

Britain (only?) Cylinder
My Russian neighbor called it a "boiler" (Note: you really do not want it any way near Boiling. About 250 degrees F at 40 PSI )

Others?
In the US it's a water tank. The problem is that many people don't pay attention to the end of life date and use it past the date and eventually it breaks and you get a nice flood.
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