The 5-Star rating refers to its energy efficiency level as per BEE (Bureau of Energy Efficiency) norms. It means the water heater consumes less electricity compared to lower-star models, thereby helping you save on power bills. For a 10 L heater, this is especially beneficial since frequent heating is common. The rating implies better insulation, efficient heating elements, and overall design optimized for less energy loss.

Yes. This model is marked as “High-Rise Compatible,” which means it is designed to withstand higher water pressure that you often find in multi-storey buildings. It will typically have a safety valve or multi-function valve that can handle the pressure variations, protecting the tank and ensuring safe operation even in higher riser settings.

Temperature Indicator: The heater has a dial (or display) which shows the set water temperature, so you can choose a comfortable heat level. This helps avoid overheating and makes the heater more user-friendly.

Thermostat & Safety Features: It is expected to have a thermostat that cuts off heating once the temperature reaches a preset maximum. Also, the model usually includes safety mechanisms like overheat protection (thermal cut-out), pressure or temperature relief valves, and possibly moisture or splash protection (depending on exact model). These features protect both the appliance and the user from hazards like overheating, pressure build-up, or electrical faults.