Dux Proflo 315T1 (315L) Questions

Peter W.3y · Proflo 315T1 (315L)

Do you remove plastic inserts?

Vik 3y

So sorry, Peter! I had the Dux professional install the unit. Wouldn't be able to answer

Dux DM 3y

Hi Peter,

Thanks for raising your question.

The plastic inserts that you see are the ends of the internal plumbing, they remain there and your plumber screws their fittings into them.

Best Regards,

The Dux Team

kimbopumpkin5y · Proflo 315T1 (315L)

Hi Does anyone know what the energy efficiency of the 315L unit is like? Has anyone noticed an increase in electricity bill after installation? Is this the old style electric storage tank that always keeps the water continuously heated? Thx

Dux DM 5y

Hi there, We'd be happy to assist you with your question. The energy efficiency is measured by the amount of heat loss in a 24hr period. The Dux 315T136 is 2.72kW/24hr, the Rheem 491315 is 2.92kW/24hr, making the Dux more energy efficient.

These figures are publicly available on the Federal Government's Energy rating website: external link

Cheers,

The Dux Team

Rassie7y · Proflo 315T1 (315L)

Do you need to remove the plastic insert's in ports before pluming?

Alan F. 7y

Suggest you contact DUX at: help@dux.com.au

Alan S 7y

The plastic inserts are there to prevent entry of foreign objects before installation. They should be removed just before connection.

Dux DM 7y

Hi Rassie, The plastic inserts are part of the internal plumbing of the unit, they are not removed. The plumber simply screws the nipple into the socket and in turn the nipple screws into the plastic, this is a part of the product design. The plumber still uses their normal sealing methods on the nipple.

Best Regards,

The Dux Team

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