i ALREADY HAVE A SHOWER PUMP INSTALLED FOR 1 SHOWER,BUT NOW NEED TO RUN 2 SHOWERS . DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW? DO I NEED TO HAVE ANOTHER SEPERATE WATER SUPPLY? WOULD BE SO HAPPY IF SOMEONE HAS THE ANSWER.
SHOWER PUMP REQUIRED TO RUN TWO SHOWERS ?
- Thread starter abutler68
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Sorry about that(Uppercase)
The existing pump is 20 years old ,so I don't think it is worth using it.
The existing shower is 1 head only,but the new one has multi jets and head shower. It is unlikely they would both be used together. I have a gravity fed system and both cold and hot cylinders are large. I am concerned about having to bring more pipework from the cold tank and hot also and have 2 pumps.
Does this help?
The existing pump is 20 years old ,so I don't think it is worth using it.
The existing shower is 1 head only,but the new one has multi jets and head shower. It is unlikely they would both be used together. I have a gravity fed system and both cold and hot cylinders are large. I am concerned about having to bring more pipework from the cold tank and hot also and have 2 pumps.
Does this help?
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