Mixing 22mm and 15mm in a pumped system (whole house)

You could fit an instantaneous electric shower with built in pump ,but they require cold from tank and not mains cold.
Electric power showers need hot from cylinder and cold from tank as well.
 
terryplumb said:
You could fit an instantaneous electric shower with built in pump ,but they require cold from tank and not mains cold.
Electric power showers need hot from cylinder and cold from tank as well.
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Yeah, I was thinking something like this: https://www.mirashowers.co.uk/showers/electric-showers/mira-elite-se-98kw/ from the tank. Probably the least work, and relatively cheap compared to pumps etc.

Was just hoping that while I was upgrading the pump I could add the benefits to the shower. Alas, appears not.


Thanks again
 

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