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General| Type | Electric Shower |
|---|---|
| Power Ratings | 8.5kW, 9.5kW |
| Temperature Control | Stabilised |
| Shower Head Spray Patterns | 5 |
| Finish | White |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Water Entry Points | Top, Bottom, Back |
| Cable Entry Points | Top, Bottom, Back |
| Installation | Wall Mounted |
| Water Pressure | Minimum 1 bar, Maximum 10 bar |
| Spray Modes | 5 |
| Shower Hose Length | 1.25 meters |
General safety advice and installation guidelines for the shower unit.
Plumbing requirements, regulations, and connection advice for the shower.
Electrical installation standards, safety, and connection requirements for the shower.
Overview of the manual and user guidance for shower operation.
Details on electrical ratings, water requirements, materials, and dimensions.
Identification and description of the internal parts of the shower unit with a diagram.
Guidance on supply voltage, MCB/fuse selection, and circuit protection requirements.
Schematic diagram of the shower's installation circuit including RCD and consumer unit.
Requirements for RCD installation and the use of a double pole isolating switch.
Guidance on selecting appropriate cable sizes and considering derating factors.
Details on the cold water supply, cistern capacity, and head requirements for the shower.
Guidelines for positioning the shower unit to avoid freezing and ensure adequate clearance.
Instructions for mounting the unit to a flat surface and preparing entry points for pipes.
Steps for marking fixing holes, drilling, and temporarily securing the backplate to the wall.
Steps for connecting the water supply, flushing pipes, and checking for leaks before wiring.
Instructions for connecting earth, neutral, and live cables to the terminal block as per the diagram.
Steps for setting controls, aligning the temperature control, and preparing for flushing.
Connecting the Start/Stop button lead and flushing the unit to remove air and debris.
Instructions for securely fitting the cover and preparing the shower for normal use.
Explanation of the COLD, ECONOMY, and HIGH power selector settings and their effects.
Description of the power neon, low pressure, overheat, and safety cut-out functions.
Guidance on cleaning the shower unit using warm, soapy water.
Procedure for periodic cleaning of the filter, performed by a competent person.
An illustrated list of available spare parts with their corresponding part numbers for ordering.
Steps to resolve issues like no power, faulty connections, solenoid, or pump malfunction.
Causes and solutions for water being too hot or temperature cycling between hot and cool.
Solutions for abrupt water stoppage, gradual flow reduction, and PRD operation.
Actions to take if the Start/Stop button fails, preventing the shower from shutting off.
Procedure for reporting faults and contacting customer service for assistance.
Details of the product guarantee, coverage, exclusions, and terms of warranty.
Information on the availability and ordering process for replacement parts.
