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Greg:
What do you think of showerslike:
http://www.mirashowers.co.uk/onlinecatalog/pdf/p3821_4.pdf
with the above PDF stating
2.2.The mains supply must be 230–240 V at 50 Hz connected to the appliance
viaa double pole switched 3 Amp fused connection unit (not supplied) with a
minimum 3 mm contact separation gap in each pole.
obviously a typical electric shower with a single cold water feed operates with reasonable efficiency in a similar way to an electric kettle with a pump.
How does this compare to showers with hot water feeds that operate eitherin connection to a water storage tank or a combi boiler?
http://www.mirashowers.co.uk/onlinecatalog/pdf/p3821_4.pdf
with the above PDF stating
2.2.The mains supply must be 230–240 V at 50 Hz connected to the appliance
viaa double pole switched 3 Amp fused connection unit (not supplied) with a
minimum 3 mm contact separation gap in each pole.
obviously a typical electric shower with a single cold water feed operates with reasonable efficiency in a similar way to an electric kettle with a pump.
How does this compare to showers with hot water feeds that operate eitherin connection to a water storage tank or a combi boiler?
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