subject: Thermostatic Mixer Shower Can Be A Suitable Alternative [print this page] A Thermostat is used to control the temperature of the water in the thermostatic mixer shower. A valve is employed to adjust the flow of both the hot and cold water so that the desired temperature is maintained while the shower is running. The sudden and unexpected temperature changes that occur when other outlets are turned on in the home is eliminated.
With a thermostatic shower mixer, you can efficiently and very conveniently safely manage the temperature to avoid the risks from sudden temperature changes. The options include safe and constant monitoring of the pressure of both the hot and cold water to detect changes that will affect the temperature of the water that is provided at the shower head. Changes in the pressure of either the hot or cold water will result in changes in the volumes which can be readjusted so that constant temperatures are maintained.
Initial installation costs for a thermostatic mixer shower may be higher than that of other electric showers, but the costs of operation turns out to be lower, since the volumes of water needed are constant, and heating costs are lower because the temperatures are adjusted and maintained as quickly as possible. In fact the temperature of the water that reaches the shower head never changes, and both water and energy is saved in the process.
Installing a thermostatic mixer shower, should be completed by qualified personnel with the required knowledge and expertise. It should be installed before any renovations so you will be able to conceal the plumbing. Electric showers are available in different styles and formations, and are readily available online or from speciality plumbing stores. You may also find them at many of the home renovation outlets or building supplies stores.
Before purchasing an electric shower, it is important to know the pressure of your water source as this will affect the operation of your shower. There are wide ranges of prices for electric showers, and they all come with different features and options. A bit of research and some professional advice will help to determine which shower is most suitable for you.
Manually controlled showers require manual input, which is slower and inaccurate and requires trial and error before the proper setting is obtained. This procedure can waste both water time and energy. If there are adults and young children that regularly use your shower, having an electrostatic feature that automatically adjusts the temperature to reduce the risks from sudden changes, can be an essential feature that provides the safety along with lower operating costs.
The inconvenience of having to manually adjust the temperature of the water while you shower is eliminated. You can enjoy your shower comfortably and safely without worry of having enough cold or hot water. If you include adjustable shower heads, to change the stream of water, you can create a memorable shower experience. The may be some higher priced models of showers that include extended features and memory savers, where all settings can be recalled with push of a button.
