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08 Nov 2019 @ 12:24:09 pm
Na aanleiding van die Ernestee Stort fred (losers het nie op my navraag gereager nie) het ek op die produk afgekom.
Al my probleme opgelos met die wonderlike produk.
Werk met gas, eenvoudig, duursaam en jy kan die stort self gebruik as Eksdom load shedding doen.
Prys is R2800 en hulle kan vir jou pomp ook bygee as jy nie n kraan het nie en uit n kan water kry.
Google "Bundu showers", sien hulle is hier in Villeria, Pretoria.
08 Nov 2019 @ 13:18:48 pm
Darm baie vir daai stort.
Het hom gesien in Weg.
08 Nov 2019 @ 17:05:41 pm
Ek het al paar keer demonstrasies van hom gesien op verskillende buitelug skoue. Dit werk regtig baie puik.....weet net nie hoe swaar is hy op gasverbruik nie. Lekker kompak
10 Nov 2019 @ 08:37:01 am
Darm lekker om skoon te gaan slaap.
11 Nov 2019 @ 07:13:06 am
Ja ek het die een ook gesien. Gehoop daar is iets meer kompak as dit.
Hy word gereeld gedomnstreer op verskeie kamp en buitelug skoue.
Soos JIN sê dis darem baie geld vir dit wat jy kry vergeleke met die hoeveelheid kere ek hom sal gebruik. Maar ek hou steeds daarvan.
11 Nov 2019 @ 07:17:20 am
Ja, die geld is biki rof, maar ek dink dit is goeie kwaliteit en hy sal lank hou.
Span hom in as Eksdom die geyser afsit.
11 Nov 2019 @ 07:23:03 am
Ja mens moet dalk so daarna kyk. Gebruik dit as die krag lank af was en die geyser water is aan die koue kant. Dit het juis die jaar so twee keer met ons gesin gebeur.
11 Nov 2019 @ 08:05:31 am
Praat julle van hierdie een?
11 Nov 2019 @ 08:08:55 am
Geert did kan niet hy wees nie
11 Nov 2019 @ 08:09:46 am
Praat julle van hierdie een ?
11 Nov 2019 @ 08:27:48 am
Dis hom ja.
11 Nov 2019 @ 11:01:40 am
I like the idea.....simple and totally uncomplicated , warm/hot water within 10 seconds of lighting the thing (What could go wrong???)..
The TOTAI 5l geyser cost in the region of R 1.800,- , looks more accomplished but does not deliver the hot water as quick the BUNDU, and if it stops working it most probably needs a High End workshop.
If you are no friend of the black bag hanging in the tree and really appreciate your daily (or twice daily) shower, I think the BUNDU is worth the money (although a little highish !!) I am also thinking of our better halves who usually appreciate a hot shower.
11 Nov 2019 @ 11:29:47 am
Wel ek het by twee geleenthede na hom gekyk en die warm water gevoel. Dis maar die prys en dan die hoeveel kere wat ek hom sal gebruik wat my so bietjie terughou vir die koop.
11 Nov 2019 @ 11:37:40 am
Leon, Hoe warm was die water ??? Warm, baie warm of bl.... warm ???
11 Nov 2019 @ 16:36:10 pm
Jy kan hom stel. Ek het al n demo op n warmerige dag gesien dat die stoom behoorlik van die straal afkom....maar dan kan jy hoor daai gasbottel se gas loop behoorlik
11 Nov 2019 @ 17:03:10 pm
Thanks, I did not know you can adjust the temperature...The whole thing looked so simple and straightforward....
11 Nov 2019 @ 17:11:26 pm
I have the Kexin 6L gas geyser and used it a couple of times. The water temperature get to 64deg. within 5 seconds and we learned where to set the knob to get about 28deg to shower.
11 Nov 2019 @ 19:11:07 pm
I visited their web site but was not impressed with the info they are giving w.r.t. technical details and data. There is no price either. I would like to install something like this in my nose cone...it would be ideal.
Do you have maybe more info or a data sheet or something ?
5 days ago @ 16:34:27 pm
I found relevant info for the Kexin 6l geyser looks great and would fit nicely into my nose cone.
Question : I also have my waterpump in the nose cone and the ideal would be to connect the cold water inlet of the geyser directly to the pump. The specs for the pump sound great (it is a Dometic pump). I would then fit an additional tap (just for the hot water from the geyser to outside of the the nose cone)
Do you use the Kexin supplied pump ? And are you happy with the amount of water and pressure for showering ?
5 days ago @ 17:44:54 pm
Gerd, I bought my Kexin from Worldofgas online. Worldofgas.co.za. They are cheaper than Kexin themselves. I am happy with the pump that they supplied but not the hoses and use quickfit hose connections and hosepipe. Make it easier to connect or disconnect. The hose lengths are to suit our needs.
5 days ago @ 18:25:56 pm
5 days ago @ 19:00:01 pm
Thanks a lot Jan, I might just try the 6l ..
What is this thing hanging on the left in your photo ? Is it the shower head ?
4 days ago @ 07:10:41 am
Hallo Jan, ek mag dit gemis het, wat was die prys wat jy betaal het by Worldofgas online?
4 days ago @ 08:26:01 am
If I look at the setup, I suspect that the black and chrome thing is the water pump with some kind of filter on it as well.
4 days ago @ 08:29:43 am
I see that the 8L size product is recommended for showering.
Price is R3005-00.
I think, looking at the dimensions, that it would fit into a ammu container including the hoses and shower fittings.
I will also make as small stand that will hold the unit upright during use.
MMMmmmmmmmm the more I think the better it gets....................... making it fully portable.
4 days ago @ 09:34:00 am
My apology. I bought it from giveitgas. Giveitgas.co.za. l wanted the camping one who have the digital temperature gage. The chrome gadget is the pump and the showerhead is the blue and white.
It includes the pump and hose,s and hose but exclude the gas regulator and hose.
I requested the camouflage blue one as per their website but we're out of stock and received the green one.
I paid R2400. 00 with tax in June 2019.
4 days ago @ 09:51:17 am
Thanks Jan and Leon for photos and explanations
The whole setup is now much clearer.
On the Kexin site they recommend the 6l unit for showers as well.
I think I might go for the 6 l unit....sounds sufficient for the odd shower.
4 days ago @ 13:39:38 pm
Nee wat te duur. Ons doen dit nog steeds 'n badjie indien die krag af is.
4 days ago @ 14:10:03 pm
Sorry for the spelling as I use my phone. Just be careful and read the small print as some of the geysers are not supplied with a pump.
If we camp it's in the van and at home I installed it with hosepipe connectors and used it when we have no water.
When I bought mine Giveitgas were cheaper than Kexin themselves.