Hi,
We are considering installing two 45A shower in a single property (multible showers). I believe the incoming service fuse is 100A.
The problem is, if both showers plus other devices are used it could exceed the 100A max.
Would it not matter as it's unlikely both showers used at the same time? I've seen one solution is installing a 'priority' board to prevent both being used at the same time, or a switch arrangement that performs the same function.
Both showers would be on there own circuits with RCBOs.
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Is there any scope for additional mains supply, or would this be too expensive, potentially cause phasing issues, or non reg?
Finally, if both showers were used at the same time could water pressure in an issue?
Thanks in advance.
We are considering installing two 45A shower in a single property (multible showers). I believe the incoming service fuse is 100A.
The problem is, if both showers plus other devices are used it could exceed the 100A max.
Would it not matter as it's unlikely both showers used at the same time? I've seen one solution is installing a 'priority' board to prevent both being used at the same time, or a switch arrangement that performs the same function.
Both showers would be on there own circuits with RCBOs.
- -
Is there any scope for additional mains supply, or would this be too expensive, potentially cause phasing issues, or non reg?
Finally, if both showers were used at the same time could water pressure in an issue?
Thanks in advance.