We're having an electric shower fitted -- that is to say, one that is fed by cold water from the mains, and heats it as it passes through.
Looking at shower catalogues, we've seen a number of showers which are almost flush with the wall, with almost nothing inside the showering space.
One side of the new shower area will be (mostly) against a false wall, so there is plenty of room to embed something.
BUT...
We can find lots of embedded mixer valves (i.e. those that take hot and cold water supplies and... well, mix them). Some mechanical, and some "wireless" --- i.e. with a small control pad inside the shower crontrolling a valve box somewhere else.
But we can only find ONE "wireless" elecrical shower (i.e. one that heats cold water). That is the Triton T300si.
Any idea why?
I can't see why it should be any harder to "remote control" a heating unit than a mixing valve.
So why, when there are several firms making "wireless" showers that control valves, can we find only one model that does this?
Am I missing something?
Robert.
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