hi all--looking to fit 2 thermo showers, one in a shower room and the other in the bathroom. Before we had 2 electric showers -both being used at the same with no issues. i have just realised that maybe two 2 thermos being used at the same will cause issues - slowed down rate etc. we have good combi but am i over-worried ? tia or any solutions stll using 2 thermos btw we have a good combined flow rate
are two thermostatic showers possible in my case??
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mysteryman
Depends upon the output of the combi - you need about 35kW for this. Make sure the showers are combi-compatible, and check first that your cold water main can satisfy all hot and cold flow rate demands.
thanks for the reply--its a ecotec 837 37kw combi. Can i ask for your advice on the set up--nearest the combi is the bathroom with a wc, sink, bath and a thermo shower -and about 5 mtrs away is the shower room with a wc, sink and a thermo shower--how would you setup the pipes in relation to size of pipes, dedicated etc
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