Gravity fed electric shower

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:rolleyes: Can anyone tell me if I can feed my electric shower from a header tank stored in the loft. This is to guarantee a consistent water pressure to the shower as the pressure in the area is very poor
 
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i have seen this done before but it depends on the minimum flow rate and pressure as situated in the manufacturers specifications e.g 1 meter from your header tank to your shower head is equall to about 0.1 bar so if your tank is 5 meters high without any pipe restrictions it would be 0.5 bar so check the manual and read the specs
 
If your head of pressure is not enough you can install a single impeller pump to feed the shower.
Pete
 
It's not so simple. This question has been asked and answered very recently so look down the topic index.
 
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Yes, sure. Mira make a pumped one too. but he's talking about using his existing shower, which isn't likely to work.
 
Yes, I agree. It would be a waste of money, better put towards a replacement unit imho. What do you make of the Mira? I was going to get one but couldn't get any sense out of plumbcentre, so got the 8.5kW from TLC instead.
 
Never installed or even seen a pumped one, but in general I would say that Mira are better quality.
 

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