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Indeed that is what I am doing. The shower cubicle doesnt lend itself to the back entry needed by most thermostatic valves, so it would mean a lot of exposed pipework and an end result looking like a ships engine room. The single pipe for the aqualisa item also doubles as the riser rail for the...

Thanks for that. Existing shower is one that heats cold water. The replacement will take water from a combi boiler. Take your point about putting the FCU in the loft. Dare say an IP rated FCU in the bathroom is going to look a bit industrial.

I am about to replace an electric shower (9Kw fed from RCB protected circuit and pull cord switch in bathroom) with a shower unit which has a "proccessor" requiring a 3A DP switched fused spur. As the circuit for the existing shower will be redundant, and as that the "proccessor" for the new...