Description
Built for Hard Water.
5 Litres · 3000 W · 8 Bar Pressure.
A compact geyser designed around the two things that actually kill water heaters in Delhi — hard water and high-rise pressure · a Feroglas-coated thick rolled steel tank that resists the scale and corrosion that hard water causes · a heavy-duty anode rod with a stainless-steel core, the sacrificial part that protects the tank from the inside · 0.8 MPa (8 bar) working pressure with a multi-function safety valve, so it suits upper floors of high-rise buildings where mains pressure is high · Whirlflow technology, which keeps incoming cold water from mixing straight into the hot for faster heating and more usable hot water per fill · 3000 W of heating · a thermostat plus a separate thermal cut-off · IPX4 splash protection · a fire-retardant power cord · bi-colour LED · 22.5 × 19 × 37.3 cm · Made in India · 2-year product warranty
Five
litresbe honest about this
The most important thing to get right on any geyser is the size, and five litres is a specific answer to a specific need rather than a general-purpose one. Five litres of stored hot water suits a kitchen sink, a washbasin, or a single quick use where you're mixing hot with cold at the tap. It is not sized for filling a bucket for a full bath, and it is not sized for a family taking showers one after another — once the stored water is drawn off, the heater has to reheat before the next person gets the same temperature. Buy this for a kitchen, a second bathroom, a washbasin point, a small flat or a single user, and it does that job well in very little wall space. If it's for a main bathroom with a family, tell us and we'll show you a 15 or 25 litre instead — an undersized geyser is the commonest complaint in this category and it's entirely avoidable at the counter.
Feroglas and the anode rod — why Delhi water decides how long a geyser lasts
Almost every geyser that dies early in Delhi dies from the inside, and hard water is the reason. Dissolved minerals attack the steel tank and coat the heating element in scale, which makes it work harder until it fails. Two things on this heater address that directly. The Feroglas coating on the thick rolled steel tank is a glass-lined barrier between the water and the steel — it's the reason a coated tank outlives a bare one in the same water. The anode rod is the cleverer one: it's a sacrificial metal rod that corrodes instead of your tank, drawing the corrosive attack onto itself. The one thing nobody tells buyers is that it is a consumable — it wears away doing its job, and in hard water it should be inspected and replaced periodically. Ask us about servicing it; a ₹5,000 heater lasting eight years instead of four turns on that one part.
8 bar working pressure — the spec that matters in a high-rise
This is the specification to check if you live above the fourth or fifth floor of a building with a pressurised supply or an overhead tank several floors up. Mains water pressure in a tall building can be substantially higher than in a ground-floor house, and a geyser tank rated for lower pressure will fail — usually by leaking at a joint or through the tank itself, often years before it should. This is rated to 0.8 MPa, which is 8 bar, and comes with a multi-function valve that releases pressure before it can rise beyond that. If you're in a high-rise flat, ask any competing model for its pressure rating before you buy — plenty of cheaper geysers are rated well below this and are quietly unsuitable for the building they're being installed in. The multi-function valve must never be blocked or removed.
🎯 Right for
Not sized for a family bathroom. If more than one person showers in sequence, or you fill a bucket for a bath, ask us about a 15 L or 25 L — we'd rather size it properly than have you calling us in December.
Stops incoming cold water mixing straight into the hot, so the stored water stays hotter for longer as it's drawn off.
Two separate devices. The thermostat holds temperature; the cut-off is the independent backup that shuts power if it fails.
A 3000 W appliance in a wet room draws real current. A fire-retardant cord is a small spec that matters where it's installed.
Tells you at a glance whether it's heating or the water is up to temperature, without guessing at the tap.
| Brand / Model | Havells Carlo Pro · GHWVCPUWCW05 ✅ |
| Capacity | 5 litres ✅ |
| Wattage | 3000 W ✅ |
| Voltage | 230 V · 1 phase · 50 Hz AC ✅ |
| Tank | Thick rolled steel with Feroglas coating ✅ |
| Corrosion Protection | Heavy-duty anode rod with stainless-steel core ✅ |
| Working Pressure | 0.8 MPa (8 bar) · multi-function safety valve ✅ |
| Heating Aid | Whirlflow technology ✅ |
| Safety | Thermostat · thermal cut-off · fire-retardant power cord ✅ |
| Ingress Protection | IPX4 — splash proof ✅ |
| Indicator | Bi-colour LED ✅ |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 22.5 × 19 × 37.3 cm ✅ |
| Colour | White ✅ |
| Manufacturer | Havells India Ltd. · Made in India ✅ |
| Mounting | Wall mounting; bracket and fixings supplied per Havells — confirm with us before installation ⚠️ |
| Warranty | 2 Years on product ✅ |
Why buy from Mahajan Electronics?
- 📏 We size the geyser to where it's actually going
- 🔌 Electrical requirements explained before delivery
- 100% genuine Havells with brand warranty
- GST invoice — save up to 18% on business purchases
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Havells Carlo Pro · GHWVCPUWCW05 · 5 Litre Water Heater · 3000 W · Whirlflow · Feroglas Tank · Anode Rod · 0.8 MPa · IPX4 · Thermostat + Thermal Cut-Off · Fire-Retardant Cord · Bi-Colour LED · Made In India · 2-Year Warranty
Warranty as per Havells India's terms and conditions — 2 years on the product; separate tank and heating element warranty terms, where applicable, are not stated in supplier material for this model and should be confirmed in writing before purchase. The scope of cover, parts and labour, exclusions, installation requirements, product registration and the service process are subject to brand policy and the final invoice or warranty card. Damage arising from hard water, scale build-up, incorrect supply voltage, unauthorised installation or servicing, or failure to maintain or replace the anode rod is commonly excluded; the anode rod is a consumable component requiring periodic inspection and replacement, which is chargeable separately. Heating time, hot water availability, temperature and electricity consumption vary with inlet water temperature, water hardness and quality, thermostat setting, usage pattern, draw-off rate, ambient temperature, pipe length and insulation, scale condition and maintenance; stated capacity is the tank's storage volume and the quantity of usable hot water at a given temperature will differ depending on mixing at the outlet. This appliance must be installed by a qualified electrician and plumber on a correctly rated, properly earthed dedicated electrical point with an appropriate MCB; use of an ELCB or RCCB is strongly recommended. The multi-function safety valve must not be blocked, adjusted or removed. IPX4 denotes splash resistance only and does not permit direct water spray or immersion. The appliance must be wall-mounted on a structurally sound wall with correct fixings capable of supporting the filled weight. The unit is rated for a maximum working pressure of 0.8 MPa; where supply pressure may exceed this, a pressure reducing valve is required and is chargeable separately. Installation, plumbing, electrical work, MCB, mounting hardware, fittings, pressure reducing valve and any civil work are chargeable separately unless expressly included on the final invoice. Image for reference only; actual serial number, manufacturing date, capacity variant, packaging, fittings, accessories and finish may vary by batch — confirm the model code and capacity against the unit's rating plate at the time of purchase.
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