Non automatic geyser - Page 2

Originally posted by: Sudharies

Even I didn't get that. All geysers switch off on their own when the heating is complete, and the switch being on or off doesn't matter, right? Or are there actually manual ones where they stay on, despite the water being hot and boiling inside the geyser?

Of course there are expensive ones... But u get it cheap as well! A proper switch to put it on and off will always be there for all electrical appliances. However it shud hv an automatic sensor too... I am surprised urs doesn't have!! That too after having paid 10k+ for it?!

I am too lazy to turn the geyser on and off, so I take cold water. Saves my time on brainstorming on how a geyser works 🤓

Originally posted by: vimeo

Of course there are expensive ones... But u get it cheap as well! A proper switch to put it on and off will always be there for all electrical appliances. However it shud hv an automatic sensor too... I am surprised urs doesn't have!! That too after having paid 10k+ for it?!

All geysers r automatic only nowadays.

There are manual geysers (actually boilers). When I went to India (relatives) they turned it on for me and said hot water will come directly, once I forgot to turn it off and she said it will burn as it’s not automatic. I used to be very careful after that.

Yes that's what I first said in my post. Ther are non automatic stuff and they r called boilers and not geysers. Geysers r automatic! Anyways the current generation might not hv heard abt them perhaps!!

In our home and in many other homes which I know we have non automatic geysers same like shown in the serial😃