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Aqualisa Aquastream

I have a 10 year old Power Shower, had to buy a reed switch assembly, which controls on/off and power boost. Is this something that's OK for me to install or does it require a plumber with electrical qualifications?

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  • guzzles
    guzzles Posts: 8 Forumite
    I'm sure mysister has one of these. There is a transformer located in the airing cupboard which allows the unit to run on low voltage (safe). I'm sure the new type P regulations allow low voltage work. Perhaps its best to conact AquaLisa directly. I'm sure their tech help dept will explain what you can do.
    Snootchie Bootchies!
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