‘Water heater will cost less than a water cooler’

In the near future, water heaters will cost far less than water coolers, a report has said.

Water heaters are becoming increasingly popular among the middle-income households in India, and some experts predict that their price will come down.

“It is a good trend.

A water heater is a water-cooled device, and one of its main features is its water cooling capacity, which is the amount of water a unit can hold. “

There are three main reasons why people buy them: they are low cost, they are eco friendly and they are quiet,” said Anurag Sharma, founder of Anuradha, an Indian water heater brand.

A water heater is a water-cooled device, and one of its main features is its water cooling capacity, which is the amount of water a unit can hold.

While many water heatups are built with the help of a solar panel or solar cell, some water heatrollers have the ability to use other renewable energy sources such as batteries, solar panels and geothermal energy.

Water heatrollers are also eco-friendly because they use less electricity than a typical water cooler, Sharma said.

The water heater maker said the average cost of a water heater in India is about Rs 25,000 (around Rs 2,200).

The average cost in India for a solar-powered water heater ranges from Rs 30,000 to Rs 70,000.

The average price of electricity in India was Rs 20,000 in July 2018, while the average price in 2018 for solar-based water heat was Rs 70-80,000, the company said.

“The cheapest water heater to buy in India today is the one which can use only water from the tap, which costs around Rs 20 per unit, and the cost of an average water heater that can use water from a tap is around Rs 10 per unit.”

So if we look at an average Indian household, the cost per unit is about 10-15% lower than a normal water heater,” Sharma said, adding that the cheapest water heater in India currently costs Rs 12,000 and the average water heat cost in 2018 was Rs 25-30,000 per unit.”

The company is offering its new Water Cooler to low-income families in India to sell at Rs 2 lakh for one year, Sharma added.