Jain Ceramic MartJain Stone & MarbleAuthorised Jaquar Dealer · Since 1999
Udaipur’s sanitary store and marble showroom in Hiran Magri, Sector 14 is coming online. Until then the showroom is open as usual — call, message or visit us.
Saturday, 3 October 2026 · 7:30 PM
B-Block, 291, Main Road, Sector-14, Hiran Magri, Gordhan Vilas Rural, Udaipur, Rajasthan 313001
Showroom open Mon – Sun · 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
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Authorised Jaquar Dealer in Udaipur · Serving Mewar since 1999
Chosen for Udaipur's hard water
Two categories, one straightforward rule: storage for bathrooms, instant for kitchens.
10–35 litre tanks that hold hot water ready — the right choice for bathrooms and showers.
In Udaipur's hard water, the tank lining and a replaceable anode rod matter more than headline wattage. Glass-lined or titanium-enamel tanks resist scale and corrosion far better than budget alternatives.
Typically ₹6,000 – ₹22,000
3–6 litre units that heat on demand, for kitchen sinks and hand-wash points.
Output is limited to a few litres per minute at a comfortable temperature, which is not enough for a satisfying shower — especially in winter. Keep these to kitchens and wash basins.
Typically ₹2,500 – ₹6,000
Categories shown represent the range stocked at our Udaipur showroom. Price bands are indicative market ranges to help you budget — not quotations. Contact us for current pricing and available models.
A storage geyser heats a tank and keeps it hot. Because the reservoir already exists, it delivers a steady temperature for as long as the tank lasts — which is what a shower needs.
An instant geyser heats water only as it passes through, so its output is limited to a few litres per minute at a comfortable temperature. Fine for rinsing hands or dishes; genuinely inadequate for a shower in winter.
For bucket bathing, 10–15 litres. For a shower, 15–25 litres, with a 25 L unit comfortably covering one long shower or two short ones back to back. For a bathtub, 35 L or more.
Bigger is not automatically better — an oversized tank reheats water you never use, and standby loss is a real running cost.
Calcium and magnesium scale coats the heating element and acts as insulation. The element then runs hotter and longer to heat the same water, which raises bills and eventually burns it out.
Scale also accelerates corrosion of the tank lining — and a pinhole in the lining is the beginning of a leaking tank. This is why the lining specification matters more than the wattage.
An anode rod is a sacrificial magnesium rod that corrodes instead of your tank. In hard water it depletes faster.
What matters when buying is whether it can be inspected and replaced. A geyser with a serviceable anode rod can be kept going for a decade; one where the rod is buried effectively has an expiry date.
Use CPVC on both inlet and outlet — never UPVC on a hot line. Fit the multi-function valve supplied; it combines pressure relief and a non-return function and is not optional.
Leave service clearance. Boxing a geyser tightly into a false ceiling makes annual descaling expensive enough that people skip it, which is how geysers die.
Once a year: switch off power, close the inlet, open a hot tap to break the vacuum, drain and flush until clear, inspect the anode rod, and descale the element if there is visible crust.
Two signs it is overdue — water takes noticeably longer to heat than it used to, or the unit crackles and rumbles while heating. Both are scale.
What actually matters when you are choosing — the questions worth settling before you buy.
Send your requirement and we’ll come back with options at different budget levels.
What customers ask most often about water heaters & geysers in udaipur — sizing, fitting, warranty and what to decide first.
Tell us what you're building and we'll help you specify the right products for your space, water pressure and budget — with no obligation to buy.
B-Block, 291, Main Road, Sector-14, Hiran Magri, Udaipur
