Each page also comes with pictures and a video to make completing those jobs even easier! Main navigation. Search this website. Blog DIY Competitions. Shower wattage? Can anyone tell me whether it is best to buy a 8.
The most common shower is either a 8. What do you mean "may have a problem with the power supply"? There is a very old shower here already that does not heat the water up.
The property was built in and I expect the shower is about that old. Of course, the more you pay, the more precise these temperature corrections will be. Safety cut-out: Similarly, nearly all showers have some form of safety cut-out, stopping the flow immediately if the water gets too hot. Controls: By this, we just mean the choice you face between buttons, dials and occasionally touch-sensitive controls for the shower itself. Some models will have visible temperature displays, while those designed for the visually impaired will use a chime to indicate that the correct temperature has been reached.
Limescale protection: This is usually handled by running through phases of increasingly cool water at the end of the shower. Spray patterns: Having different spray patterns gives you the option of a smaller but more potent spray, a fine wider mist and options in between — although weaker models will offer fewer options here. Opinions differ on how effective these are. Finally, some showers have more flexible power and water entry options, not to mention the riser rail brackets that attach to the head.
Want to spend the minimum? Look no further. Key specs — Wattages: 7. The higher power means a consistently greater flow of water at your selected temperature which can give a real luxury experience.
Plus, if you have long, thick hair that often needs a greater water flow to get all of the shampoo and conditioner out easily, this kW rate range is probably your best bet. Check the power The devil is in the technical details when it comes to choosing the best kW rating for you. Don't immediately opt for a higher kW rating - such as a To ensure there's no power outage, you must check that your fuse has the required amount of amps. The general rule is that the higher your kW rating, the more amps required to run it.
This also goes for the supporting cable, which may also need to be changed to suit your chosen shower. For more detailed advice, read our guide to Electric Showers and don't forget that you'll always need a professional electrician to install an electric shower. Check the scales The final consideration to think about is limescale.
Below is a list of electric shower ratings with the correct Amps:. As you can see, there is a lot more to buying an electric shower than pointing at one and picking it. We hope this guide has given you a clearer picture when you come to choosing the right power rating for your bathroom.
Please remember that this is just a guide to help you understand the variety of electric showers out there and why they are rated. Please consult a professional for any information or get in touch with our team for any advice. This page uses Javascript. Your browser either doesn't support Javascript or you have it turned off.
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