Gorenje GBF 150 T/V9 (358195)

Heats well and quickly. It's enough for 1 hour for the water to become very hot. Very convenient temperature sensor, no need to stare, just a quick glance is enough. The water stays hot for a long time, even when the device is turned off. It doesn't consume too much. We have weak wiring in the house, we have to take it into account. You can't turn on two voracious devices at the same time.

The water heater was installed not so long ago, 80 liters is more than enough for our family. We were deciding whether to take this model or a smaller one, and in the end, we went for the bigger one. As a result, you can easily take a shower even if the cold water is turned off; this problem is now a thing of the past. This model has a quite convenient temperature adjustment, located right at the bottom, at eye level, so you can set it as comfortable without any problems. We hardly adjust it; in the summer, it’s just more convenient to have the water a bit cooler. Otherwise, you adjust it once and can forget about it. If you want to save on electricity, you can slightly reduce the heat or set the temperature to a lower level; it will stay warm for some time, so everything is in our hands. At the top, there is a temperature sensor where you can see the current temperature in the tank. Overall, we are quite satisfied with the purchase; we now have stable hot water even in the summer, without endless outages, not too expensive, and not too costly in terms of electricity.

High-quality steel tank with protective enamel coating and additional protection in the form of a sacrificial magnesium anode. This model is equipped with "dry" heating elements. This design significantly reduces scale formation and increases the reliability of the heating element. It is one of the most economical storage models. If, as recommended by the manual, the temperature regulator is set to position E, the water will not heat to the maximum, but only to 55 degrees. On one hand, this might seem insufficient, but the overall volume of the boiler is decent, and when diluted, it still provides about 150 liters of warm water, for example, for a shower. On the other hand, in this mode, virtually no scale forms on the "dry" heating elements. With this water temperature, heat loss through insulation will be minimal, and the electricity consumption for heating water will be minimal. Therefore, in our home, the boiler runs in "standby" mode at position E, and only if a lot of hot water is needed immediately, do I set the regulator to maximum heating. A definite advantage is also the fact that the boiler is made in Europe, specifically in Serbia.