Discuss heat pump and water cylinder installed away from the house, pros/cons in the Renewables area at PlumbersForums.net

Tbh it’s a must for horizontal cylinders as you loose too much capacity then it’s less than half the amount (actual decent temp) it’s one of them there for certain installs where space is limited but be mindful of servicing / replacing the cylinder in 10-15 years time etc so maybe have a fully access panel etc
 

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