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Triton showers supply install

  • 27-08-2014 10:16am
    #1
    Riverireland
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    hi, I'm looking to install an electric shower in my bathroom. Would anyone recommend someone to do this plus approx price please. Thanks.


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  • #2
    Sleeper12
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    I suggest you go to one of the shower repair / installation companies for this. This cuts out having a plumber doing electrics or an electrician doing plumbing. Most of these send out a plumber & an electrician for this job. If you Google shower repair or shower installations you'll find plenty. You'll pay around €600 to retro fit an electric shower. For this you should be getting someone with an insurance cert, reci cert & vat receipt.
    The best 2 pumped electric showers on the market are Triton T90Z or Mira Elite ST. Triton being the better of the 2 because the white plastic in all Mira showers goes yellow & is VERY brittle but not in Triton. Mira parts are up to twice as expensive as Triton even some are made in the same factory. Triton give a 2 years warranty on all of their showers, Mira give one years on some & two on others. (even Mira doesn't seem to have a lot of confidence in their products.


  • #3
    filbert the fox
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 809 ✭✭✭filbert the fox


    Sleeper12 wrote: »
    I suggest you go to one of the shower repair / installation companies for this. This cuts out having a plumber doing electrics or an electrician doing plumbing. Most of these send out a plumber & an electrician for this job. If you Google shower repair or shower installations you'll find plenty. You'll pay around €600 to retro fit an electric shower. For this you should be getting someone with an insurance cert, reci cert & vat receipt.
    The best 2 pumped electric showers on the market are Triton T90Z or Mira Elite ST. Triton being the better of the 2 because the white plastic in all Mira showers goes yellow & is VERY brittle but not in Triton. Mira parts are up to twice as expensive as Triton even some are made in the same factory. Triton give a 2 years warranty on all of their showers, Mira give one years on some & two on others. (even Mira doesn't seem to have a lot of confidence in their products.

    Very good.
    Our house is over 3 floors and the main shower is on the top floor. It is a gravity fed thru immersion tank. The guest shower is on the floor below.

    Is there a restriction on having two electric showers in the one dwelling?
    Would there be a problem if both were running at the same time?

    .....and then there's the sink on the ground floor....


  • #4
    K.Flyer
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    filbert the fox wrote: »

    Is there a restriction on having two electric showers in the one dwelling?

    No.
    filbert the fox wrote: »
    Would there be a problem if both were running at the same time?

    You cannot have two instant hot water electric showers running at the same time on a standard domestic electric supply.
    You will need a priority switching relay fitted.


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