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Reliable hot water: Supahot geysers set to showcase at KZN PTE 2026

By Lizwe Ndlovu

In the plumbing industry, reliable hot water is more than a convenience – it is important for hygiene, efficiency and the smooth operation of homes and businesses alike. Visitors to the KZN Plumbing’s Travelling Exhibition (PTE) on 11 June 2026 can look forward to exploring a practical and energy-conscious hot water solution with Supahot geyser offerings.

As one of the most important components of any building’s hot water system, geysers play a vital role in ensuring access to hot water for everyday needs. From cleaning, sanitation, laundry and dishwashing to hygiene and disinfection, reliable hot water remain

A Supahot geyser. Supplied by Supahot

s essential across sectors such as hospitality, healthcare and food services.

“Hot water is essential for effective hygiene and disinfection. Without a geyser, people would need to manually heat water every day,” shares Johan Van Vuuren, national sales manager at Supahot.

Without effective hot water systems, many industries would be forced to rely on labour-intensive and often unsafe alternatives to manually heat water. Therefore, Supahot geysers help solve this challenge by delivering instant hot water, reducing effort while improving operational efficiency in environments where cleanliness and sanitation are critical.

“Geysers provide instant hot water which reduces labour and effort in industries such as hospitality, healthcare and food services. They simplify cleaning, laundry, dishwashing and sanitising equipment, and eliminate unsafe heating methods such as open fires, gas burners, kettles and pots on stoves,” he added.

What makes Supahot unique in the market is its focus on efficiency and suitability for South African conditions.  

Wrapping it up, Van Vuuren said, “Supahot geysers are 400kpa geysers compared to 600kpa geysers in the market. 400kpa geysers use less water and electricity – this is essential for the South African market. Supahot geysers have galvanised end caps which retain heat for longer periods.”