Power Shower Fitting
- Thread starter Keith2902
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Yes, you may need to fit a pressure reducing valve on the cold to equalise the pressures.
no you can't fit a pump to mains water its illegal.
better if you can keep the shower seperate.
on its own feeds cold from tank hot from cylinder causes less problems.
then fit a pump.
better if you can keep the shower seperate.
on its own feeds cold from tank hot from cylinder causes less problems.
then fit a pump.
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Your best option would be to have the pump in the airing cupboard at the base of the cylinder with dedicated hot and cold feed pipes, then 2 outlet pipes direct to the shower unit
Or you could always get an electric shower, fed from the cold mains in the bathroom already.
It's up to you.
Your best option would be to have the pump in the airing cupboard at the base of the cylinder with dedicated hot and cold feed pipes, then 2 outlet pipes direct to the shower unit
Or you could always get an electric shower, fed from the cold mains in the bathroom already.
It's up to you.
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