Good, functional, small, sturdy. BUT the consumption is through the roof. For just 5 minutes a day of dishwashing to remove the grease.

It is not for a socket, I connected it to a 16A fuse because it was tripping the main switch, and even then the panel at the cottage can't handle it due to its age. With low water pressure set at 39°-40°, it doesn't trip the fuse and you can comfortably take a 15-minute shower. For the use I want it for here, it is excellent.

So far it works normally and got us through the winter decently. You set the temperature where you want and use only the hot water from the bathroom tap. The flow rate is satisfactory so it can heat it up. Now I wait and hope that nothing will break inside over time and cause a water leak inside the house, just in case I turn off the water supply when I am away for days.

The thermometer that (supposedly) shows the water inlet temperature is about 15 degrees off. When you set it somewhere, e.g. 38 degrees for the water to come out, the thermostat turns on and off with a delay of more than 6 seconds, resulting in the water getting cold, then hot, and then cold again. You curse while taking a shower. If the thermometer checked the temperature once or twice per second, it would probably be okay. Better to get another one without temperature adjustment, like the old Redding I had for 18 years

All good, the only thing I have to point out is that the water does not heat up when you have it set to full power, you need to reduce the water flow by about half so that it has time to heat up.

I used it for 1 month, it is not suitable for taking a shower, not even for the dishes, it was probably defective. Either with low flow or high flow, after 2-3 minutes it would trip the switch. If you managed, with effort, to find a low flow, then it would stay on, but if you turned off the water and turned it back on, it would raise the temperature and trip the fuse again. I do not recommend it. If someone just pours water over themselves and calls it a shower, then it is good for them...

Very honest... Easy to install. Depending on how much pressure you put on the tap, you adjust how hot you want the water to be... With a medium water flow, I had it at 36-38 degrees. The only thing I changed was the hose, which I made 2 meters long since the installation is higher up. When I was buying it, I read some nonsense that the water isn’t even enough for one person and things like that... Be careful what you say and comment... As long as the water runs, it heats it up... It doesn’t have a water storage tank!!! It’s not a water heater, it’s an instant water heater. I just don’t know how economical the 7 KW consumption is, but I don’t care... I want to have hot water and I do.
Maybe, the cable outlet could also come out alternatively on the right and left for those who have a pre-installation...
Very good for its price

Good product, at least for me living in Thrace, I didn't have any issues with the water temperature during winter as long as you can adjust it a bit.

Very good instant water heater with easy installation, good operation, and performance. With moderate water flow, it can maintain the temperature you set; with high water flow, it doesn't do much.

I have purchased two of these instant water heaters. They heat the water satisfactorily as long as the flow does not exceed a certain limit. They are very easy to install and adjust. Decent build quality. The first of the two always goes to off after a power outage. You have to press power on to start heating the water. The second goes straight to on when the power returns. For its cost, it is worth buying.

Many times it freezes and gives an error (error E2) which I have to fix by turning off the switch from the fuse box. Unfortunately, the instruction manual does not have a table with the errors that may occur. Otherwise, it works satisfactorily

I have had it for two months, very good, heats the water quickly, easy installation for someone who has knowledge. The only negative is that it doesn't produce hot water at high water pressure; it needs to be in the middle of the shower pressure. Overall, it's worth it.

We got it for a sink to wash the dishes in the winter when the water is cold and it's 3 to 5 degrees outside. In the first few seconds it's warm, then it becomes lukewarm, just enough for washing the dishes. I wouldn't recommend anyone to get it for taking a shower with it. You will be disappointed in the winter. Maybe only for summer it's fine. I hope I helped you.

Perfect, first once installed we need to turn on the water to let all the air out, and of course, the fuse in the panel needs to be changed, this is done by an electrician only, and then you can turn it on.