Triton HOME Digital Mixer Shower - Circular - 2 Outlet All-in-One Ceiling Pack with Riser Rail (Unpumped)

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They’re also more attractive, as there is no need for an unsightly plastic box containing the heating element and controls. Multiple heads / diverters – some showers combine a main large head with a small, manoeuvrable one that can be useful if you’ve got small children or pets to wash. A diverter valve allows you to switch the water flow from one head to the other depending on your need. If you live in an area with low water pressure, Triton produces electric showers with their own pumps, helping to boost the water flow. There are also thermostatic models that regulate the temperature, reducing the impact should anyone else use the water supply at the same time.

Choose the right Triton Host for you - choose from high pressure or low pressure valve options and also either single or dual outlets for the maximum control. Browse Our Triton Host Digital Shower Range The Triton HOST digital mixer shower puts you fully in control of your showering experience. With features designed for comfort and choice, customising your shower has never been easier with Triton’s HOST. Mixer showers are more modern in design and tend to offer more advanced functions than electric showers (including digital options).

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The Triton Host range all come with a wireless shower controller, so you are free to position on the wall of your choice. And for those who prefer a cable a 10m one is supplied. There are three customisable presets to go straight to your preferred shower setting. With the full colour digital display makes it easy to read - perfect for weary eyes first thing. In general, the higher the rating, the more powerful your shower will be - although you may notice a drop in winter, when the colder water takes longer to heat up. Can your electrics handle the amount of power? Triton recommends a 32A fuse or circuit breaker for a 7kW shower, rising to 45A for a 10.5kW model. Anyone can have an electric shower installed, as they use cold mains water and aren’t affected by the type of water system you have in your home.

When choosing an electric shower you need to consider its kilowatt (kW) rating. These range from around 7kW to 10.8kW. If you don’t have access to any hot water – as may be the case in an outbuilding – or if there’s only a limited amount, then you’ll rely on the cold mains supply. Electric showers: what you need to know As long as you have access to a hot water feed then you can install a digital shower – you can’t yet get a digital electric shower. Discover how much Triton showers cost, what's unique about them, and what Which? members think of the brand in terms of quality, service and value for money. The following power and water pressure conditions must also be met when selecting a high pressure unit.If you have a high-pressure system, they’ll typically give you a higher flow rate than an electric model. When buying a new shower, the first thing you need to consider is the type of water system you have in your house as this can affect the models you can choose.