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Does any one know how reputable/reliable are Joule and Telford when it comes to their unvented vertical hot water cylinders?

We require a 250l vertical cylinder for our basement and our plumber is used to installing Telford Tempest cylinders but read online that Joule may be a better alternative?
 
I have 4 Telford tempest unvented cylinders to replace soon all leaking from inside the casing somewhere, just to let you know before you buy.
 
Joule defo ok , plumb centers own brand ( center brand ) are excellent .
A good tip is a ultrasteel , they are rebadged Tribunes
 
25 year warranty on the Telford and I presume also on Joule??, so not going to cost you as long as you get them serviced once a year to keep warranty
 
Joule would be my choice out of the two they do a floating baffel version now which looks impressive , Heatrae Sadias Mega flow patent has ran out so all the top manufacturers have their own versions now best of luck , kop
 
This is the Joule Evolution . Cheers kop

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Personal preference really Chris they both do the same job mate buy mine from Plumbcity all the best kop
 
Install it proper and they will all do what there supposed to. Its not science. Not derogatory at all but these posts have caused disagreement previously
 
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