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Hi Everyone,

I have been tasked with creating a hot water supply for a two week long camp, primarily for washing up and washing hands for 100 people. We have access to 32A power in addition to a garden hose supply.

My initial thoughts were to purchase a number of cold water plastic black square tanks and install immersion heaters with the sort of timer you would find in an airing cupboard. It also seemed sensible to use a ballcock valve for the cold water inlet.

Given that this will be outside (albeit in the summer), is the idea a complete non starter? I could easily waterproof the timer switch and other items in an IP box.

All suggestions and anger at my stupidity are welcome.
James
 
Please don't try to DIY something like this James, if anything went wrong you or your group would be held accountable the risks are high.

Why not look into hire equipment I am sure something exists?
 
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https://www.watkinshire.co.uk/assets/datasheets/mbr-3-55.pdf
Something like this might work for you ? & you don't have the problems of storing it after & cleaning etc.
Also please be advised that using a standard garden hose could also carry real risks & is against the Water Regs as it is not designed to carry Wholesome water which would be required if it is being used in food prep or washing up.

& before anyone asks there is NO family or other connection that I am aware of at least. :cool:
 
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Ok, seems like a poor idea. Can anyone recommend an LPG inline water heater or similar solution? I did contact Watkins about that emergency heater, however, they won't deliver to us and the one other hire outlet offering the same product is far too expensive.
 

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