At present have a Gainsborough 2000x 9.5kw shower , supply is ok but not great , would there be any real benefit in fitting a 10.5kw,would this give more pressure? cable is about 8mtrs long and a 10mm to a 60amp rcd.
Explain this please.waste of money, you won't notice a 10% increase in flow.
pressure will be the same for any shower installed
where did i say that?Why fitting a higher power instantaneous electric heater will NOT result in higher flow rate for equivalent temperature.
waste of money, you won't notice a 10% increase in flow.
pressure will be the same for any shower installed
can't see where it says you won't get a higher flowwaste of money, you won't notice a 10% increase in flow.
pressure will be the same for any shower installed
You implied it.can't see where it says you won't get a higher flowwaste of money, you won't notice a 10% increase in flow.
pressure will be the same for any shower installed
You implied it.
Yes, the incoming pressure will be the same.
When we talk pressure WRT electric showers though, we are talking pressure at the shower head. The pressure at which the water hits ones body.
Not so - a higher wattage shower will support a higher flow rate for the same output temperature.that depends on how far you open the flow restrictor, and that will again be the same for all showers; it is whatever is available at the inlet, minus a tiny internal loss, nothing to do with the wattage.
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