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Mira Elite QT electric shower

Kilree · 2023-05-13 21:56:39

Hi, I have a Mira Elite QT which is on it's last iegs. I intend to replace it with a Mira Elite SE but my problem is that I don't know whether the QT is tank fed or mains. My attic is very difficult to access so a visual inspection of the pipework is very difficult. The only clue I have is that in the event of a water…

13-05-2023 10:56pm

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Kilree

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Hi, I have a Mira Elite QT which is on it's last iegs. I intend to replace it with a Mira Elite SE but my problem is that I don't know whether the QT is tank fed or mains. My attic is very difficult to access so a visual inspection of the pipework is very difficult. The only clue I have is that in the event of a water outage the shower if operating seems to stop the water flow almost immediately. Has anyone got any ideas on what version of the SE would be a suitable replacement. Many thanks for taking the time to read my post.

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#2 14-05-2023 2:13pm

Kilree

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Hi, I managed to download the manual for the Mira Elite QT and it specifically states that the shower is designed to operate with a gravity fed water supply only and not the mains. so I guess that is the answer to my question.

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