Gas continuous flow Whole house
- Handles several outlets at once
- Wall-mounted outside, compact and quiet
- Runs on natural gas or LPG
- Needs a gas line that can carry its demand
An instantaneous system heats water as it passes through, so it never runs out and uses energy only while a tap is on. Caboolture Plumbing and Hot Water sizes the unit for your household before installing it, because an undersized unit is the most common instant hot water complaint we see.



Continuous flow units are rated in litres a minute at a given temperature rise. A unit that is fine for one shower cannot hold temperature when the kitchen tap and a second shower open at the same time. We count the outlets that realistically run together and size the unit for that, which is where most badly performing systems went wrong at installation.
The gas supply matters as much as the unit. A larger continuous flow unit can need a bigger gas line than the storage tank it replaces, and we check that before quoting rather than discovering it on the day.
Hot then cold usually means flow above the unit's capacity, a blocked inlet filter or a failing sensor.
Ignition faults, a gas supply problem or a tripped safety cut-out. Gas faults are licensed work and are handled by a licensed gas fitter.
Scale in the heat exchanger or a partly blocked filter. Common on tank water and fixable with a descale.
The code narrows the fault. Tell us the code when you call and we bring the likely part.
The unit is chosen for your outlets and your gas or electrical supply, then installed, certified and explained.
Tell us the system type, roughly how old it is and what it is doing. Send a photo of the rating plate if you can.
The plumber tests the element, thermostat, valves or burner and looks at the tank and the connections before saying repair or replace.
Repair is priced first. If the unit is not worth repairing, you get the replacement options with their prices before deciding.
The repair or the new unit is installed, tested with water running and explained. The old unit leaves with us on a replacement.
It depends on how many outlets run at once. A single bathroom home is fine with a small unit; a family with two bathrooms and a kitchen running together needs a larger gas unit. We size it on site.
It avoids the standby loss of keeping a tank hot, so for a household that uses hot water in bursts it usually costs less to run. The saving depends on how much hot water you use.
The unit heats water only when a tap opens, so the pipe run between the unit and the tap has to clear first. A unit placed close to the main bathroom and kitchen keeps the wait short.
Often, yes, and the small wall-mounted size is one of the reasons people choose them. Body corporate rules on external units and the flue position are checked first.
Call 1300 568 203 or book online. Tell us the brand, the error code if there is one, and how many bathrooms you have.