| Electric showers have lots of positive when | | | | template. A hole needs to be drilled for the copper |
| compared to mixer showers. Electric showers | | | | piping that will link the water. This hole must be half |
| provided hot water instantly and save on water as | | | | an inch wide. |
| you will not need to run it until the water comes | | | | The pipe must now be attached to the water and |
| through warm. If your boiler breaks down as well you | | | | the shower unit. Make sure cooper piping is used and |
| will not have to worry about having no hot water | | | | it needs connecting to the water valve. |
| then only time you have to worry is when you have | | | | The shower head must be connected to the end of |
| a power cut! You do not need a plumber to install an | | | | the cooper piping and attached the shower unit to |
| electric shower. You can do it yourself. | | | | the wall. |
| There should be a template/instruction included in the | | | | The electric shower requires a pull switch to turn the |
| box when you but the electric shower. This template | | | | shower on and off therefore a hole needs to be |
| will indicate how the shower will need to be | | | | drilled through the ceiling. The pull cord need to be run |
| positioned. Mark on the wall where the unit should go. | | | | through the hole in the ceiling and attached to the |
| You need to drill pilot holes in the wall following the | | | | power source then to the shower unit. You must |
| marks you have previously made from your | | | | ensure a cover is installed for the pull switch. |