I wish to install a power shower above the bath the shower head will be only half a metre below the base of the cold water tank.We have a private water supply. A catchment tank supplying a 25 gallon cold water tank so no mains pressure.The hot water is supplied from the Rayburn backboiler to the immersion tank. we would like to install thermostatic bath/shower taps which would be boosted by a power pump. Can we do this in our situation.Or would it be better to install a seperate power shower.
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- Thread starter edwina
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Depends on what you want and on your budget.
You could install a wall mounted unit with integral pump and thermostatic valve, but the electrical work would be notifiable to BC under the Part P regulations.
The alternative of a remote pump will be longer lasting, but more expensive, but if you mount the pump in the airing cupboard or in the loft then the electrical work is not notifiable.
You could install a wall mounted unit with integral pump and thermostatic valve, but the electrical work would be notifiable to BC under the Part P regulations.
The alternative of a remote pump will be longer lasting, but more expensive, but if you mount the pump in the airing cupboard or in the loft then the electrical work is not notifiable.
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