Meanwhile, back at the thread....... I have a very similar question, except that I'm thinking of replacing a Mira Sport 9.8KW shower. The water inlet comes in behind the shower, not from underneath nor above (I believe there are several ways of doing this). It has 10mm cable, a pullcord and RCD on a dedicated circuit via a submain and Henley blocks, so there's no issue with upgrading the electrics, just the shower.
Mira Shower Replacement
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starspark
Well i do believe you can still accquire these showers so buy a new one and replace like for like or get a competent person to do so.
Or is there another reason for you wanting to replace it??
Or is there another reason for you wanting to replace it??
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elrobbo82
check out http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mira-SPOR...r_Units_PP&hash=item3cbc8e63a6#ht_1849wt_1037
or http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MIRA-SPOR...er_Units_PP&hash=item3cbcc5ae41#ht_500wt_1156
for a cheap mira sport 9.8KW
or http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MIRA-SPOR...er_Units_PP&hash=item3cbcc5ae41#ht_500wt_1156
for a cheap mira sport 9.8KW
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Does the circuit have an overcurrent protective device?
As starspark has suggested a like for like replacement will be the easiest option.
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