Hi, can anybody please advise?
I have installed a thermostatic mixing shower in a dormer bungalow. There is no loft space and the cold water storage tank is in the airing cupboard next to the shower enclosure. The base of the tank is only 1670mm from floor and the top of hot water cylinder is 900mm from floor. The shower head wants to be 1800mm from floor so we are obviously in negative head territory. I only want to pump this shower so was looking at a Stuart Turner N1.5bar or a Salamander ESP50. Would any of these fit the bill? Next, the million dollar question! Essex or Surrey? I cannot fit the pump on the floor as no space so will have to go above cylinder and at least 200mm below base of cws tank. Does this mean a anti gravity loop? The only usable space i have is the 770mm between top of cylinder and base of cws tank. I wanted to ideally fit the Essex and anti-gravity loop but don't think i can physically fit it in. Would a Surrey be ok in this situation?
Many thanks in advance,
Gary.
I have installed a thermostatic mixing shower in a dormer bungalow. There is no loft space and the cold water storage tank is in the airing cupboard next to the shower enclosure. The base of the tank is only 1670mm from floor and the top of hot water cylinder is 900mm from floor. The shower head wants to be 1800mm from floor so we are obviously in negative head territory. I only want to pump this shower so was looking at a Stuart Turner N1.5bar or a Salamander ESP50. Would any of these fit the bill? Next, the million dollar question! Essex or Surrey? I cannot fit the pump on the floor as no space so will have to go above cylinder and at least 200mm below base of cws tank. Does this mean a anti gravity loop? The only usable space i have is the 770mm between top of cylinder and base of cws tank. I wanted to ideally fit the Essex and anti-gravity loop but don't think i can physically fit it in. Would a Surrey be ok in this situation?
Many thanks in advance,
Gary.
