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Heata Offers UK Residents Free Hot Water in Exchange for Cooling Its Servers

Ready to take your liquid cooling to the next level, but with someone else’s hardware and get free hot water in the process? Network company Heata is now offering free hot water for a year to UK residents if they sign up to take part in a pilot rollout of the new service.

Of course, there are pitfalls (there are several): You need to allow Heata to install one of your hot water server units in your home. This unit does not replace your existing heating unit. work with it. It provides some, but not all, of the hot water you need.

The company says the unit provides a “useful base load” of hot water and can provide up to 4.8kWh of hot water per day, though the exact amount will vary depending on usage and other factors. Heata is obligated to provide a minimum of 2.5kWh per day. Heata estimates that hosts can save up to £200 a year based on average home hot water usage.

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Heata took care of the installation in less than 2 hours, tested by a UK gas engineer and checked to ensure the ‘major cylinder manufacturer’ cylinder warranty is not voided. Of course, not everyone can participate in his Heata trial — Heata’s units are designed for vented domestic hot water cylinders with a diameter of 425-450 mm, and are designed for installation around the perimeter of the unit. Sufficient clearance space is required.

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