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2 Showers to one Shower head

  • 02-07-2016 1:28pm
    #1
    wobbles
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    Thinking of getting a power shower installed and will be keeping the electric shower. Dont want a second shower rail and head, is it possible to get some kind connection with will feed one shower head from 2 seperate shower units


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  • #2
    Sleeper12
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    wobbles wrote:
    Thinking of getting a power shower installed and will be keeping the electric shower. Dont want a second shower rail and head, is it possible to get some kind connection with will feed one shower head from 2 seperate shower units


    I've never seen anything like this and if this setup exists it wouldn't be suitable for the electric shower.
    The shower head and hose for an electric shower are designed specifically for electric showers. If you buy a 10 Euro shower head in Tesco for your electric shower you'd most likely find it going hot and cold. Buy a Mira or Triton shower head designed for the electric showers for 35 Euro and the hot and cold caused by the Tesco shower head stops.
    If you alter any part of the electric shower set-up you might cause the shower to act up.


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