Replacement shower fitting?
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blackstar
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Hi all
I am waiting to replace my shower with a new one that is not a 10.8KW a one with a lower KW.
But I want to make the new one will fit well when replacing the old one but I dont know if the current one is a Push fit join and if the one I like will fit well?
My current one is
https://www.screwfix.com/p/mira-decor-dual-warm-silver-10-8kw-manual-electric-shower/476gv
The one I would like is
https://www.toolstation.com/mira-sprint-multi-fit-electric-shower/p43583
Or if anyone has any links to any that would fit well for the current one that would be very helpful.
Thanks
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For my money, I'd go for one with thermostatic control - The old electric shower that I had, you could never get a stable comfortable temperature. It was always too hot, or just plain freezing. Replaced it with a Triton T80Z and am well happy with it. Price has gone up a lot for that model since I got mine..
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Thanks good idea.
I'm mainly looking firstly for one that will fit well compared to the current one.0 -
Hi Blackstar.
Mira are (or certainly were) great at customer services, and they may even have a 'chat' feature, or Facebook page. I'd ask them - which models are the most direct replacement.
Or, download the instructions for both models, and compare?0 -
In the screwfix reviews for your current shower, one mentions having to buy a compression elbow to fit it. The covers are usually easy to get off to check (switch of at the mains first0
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