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Power Shower installation
ZootHornRollo
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Hi,
We currently have a Mira Sport shower, it about 10 years old and we have been told one of the elements is no longer working.
We have bought a new Mira Orbis which we would like installed in place of the old MIra Sport.
Any idea how much it should cost to have these switched over?
We currently have a Mira Sport shower, it about 10 years old and we have been told one of the elements is no longer working.
We have bought a new Mira Orbis which we would like installed in place of the old MIra Sport.
Any idea how much it should cost to have these switched over?
The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits
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Whats the power od the existing Sport? Whats the power of the new Orbis?
CheersThe difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's limits. - Einstein0 -
Depending on the tiling/plumbing situation you may or may not need to move some of the tiles.
They both use cold only inlets, so shouldn't a problem there.0 -
Whats the power od the existing Sport? Whats the power of the new Orbis?
Cheers
The new shower is 9.6kw. I am not sure about the old one - it is a twin elemnet model if that would give an indication?
The power supply was formerly that of the immersion heater.The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits0 -
Depending on the tiling/plumbing situation you may or may not need to move some of the tiles.
They both use cold only inlets, so shouldn't a problem there.
the shower is mounted on some kind of decorated waterproof boards - possibly uPVC - so no tiles to be removed.
I think it should be a straight forward job but could easily be wrong.The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits0
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