Gorenje GBF 50 SMV9
 | Outdated Product Type: storage; Energy source: mains; Tank volume (L): 47; Power source: 230 V; Power consumption (W): 2000; Magnesium anode; Heating elements: 2; dry heater; thermostat; Smart (auto mode); overheat protection; frost protection; safety valve; anti-legionella; Pipe connection: bottom; Dimensions (cm): 60x45.4x46.1 E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Gorenje GBF SMV9 series of water heaters, available in various capacities, is praised for its modern design and European quality standards. Users appreciate its smart mode, which learns typical hot water usage patterns to optimize energy efficiency, ensuring hot water is available when needed. The electronic controls are user-friendly, and the unit operates almost silently. While the 50-liter model is sufficient for small households, the 100-liter variant is suitable for larger needs, maintaining temperature effectively even after extended periods. However, some users note the high price and minor assembly nuances. Despite these, the overall performance and features, such as the dry heating elements and compatibility with smart home devices, make it a popular choice.
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This is a modern water heater with European quality standards. My particular unit was manufactured in Serbia, and I had no complaints about the quality of assembly; everything is neatly adjusted, with a 10 out of 10 appearance. It also performed admirably in operation. A 50-liter capacity is enough for my wife and me to take showers and still have some water left for kitchen use. It can heat water up to 75 degrees, but we almost always use the eco-smart mode (except when our children and grandchildren visit, then we heat it fully). This smart mode appeared only in the most modern models, and when activated, the control unit observes typical hot water usage for a week, which for us is morning and evening. Then, after a week, the water heater adjusts its operation to provide hot water at those morning and evening times, while reducing the temperature at night and during the day to minimize heat loss. This way, there is always warm water available, and a large amount of hot water for showers and the kitchen is ready when we usually use it. But if needed, you can switch back to manual temperature control at any time. In my opinion, this is really cool. Other pluses include "dry" heating elements and genuinely convenient electronic controls. It operates almost silently, heating from 10 degrees to 55-60 degrees in about an hour and a half. His price is evil, this is one of the most expensive 5-liter models, more expensive only with tanks made of high-quality stainless steel (here the tank is steel, enamelled). Recently, power surges in the network have become more frequent, now I'm worried about the electronic control unit. And a 2000 W stabilizer is a very expensive pleasure. |
Keeps the temperature well, the presence of a smart mode some nuances of assembly  Valerii Olifirenko: use Gorenje GBF 100 SMV9 few months |
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It's more than enough for two people to shower and wash dishes. If you want to fill a bathtub, you would need to turn it on separately.
The temperature holds well; after 15-20 hours of heating, the water is still hot. There are some nuances related to assembly, but they are not critical and hardly noticeable. According to the data from the Wi-Fi socket, consumption is up to 1.6 kW/h.