I only get acceptable water pressure from my shower when it is on a cold setting. When I switch it to a warm setting, the pressure drops massively, and the temperature fluctuates from tepid to scalding.
Is this likely to be a problem with the unit itself e.g the thermal safety cut out device or the solenoid; or could it be a plumbing issue?
how can i stop my shower from dripping when i turn it off
tony
December 2010
a freind of my install a triton madrid 2 for me .said that you can only shower for at least 6 min in a shower is that true
tony
December 2010
how long can you shower with a triton madrid 2
tony
December 2010
Are you able to get about 44C from the shower when the flow control is turned down. If so then the shower is working normally. The alternating hot/cooler water ouput is caused by the shower thermal cycling on the thermostat. This is normal. Electric showers do have quite a low flow esp. this time of year when mains water is very cold! maybe about 5 litres a minute in this weather.
garryk
December 2009
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