User Guide

PLEASE NOTE! The shower is factory set

at ‘Position 1’ with the ‘TempLock Slider

Switch’. Choose from 3 different lockable

temp settings plus normal operation

position. (See Page 5 for details)

Choose a flat piece of wall to avoid the

possibility of distorting the backplate

and making the front cover a poor fit.

Hold the shower vertically against

the wall and mark the top hole first.

Drill the hole to take the rawl plug

provided. Put the top screw in first leaving

it proud by 5mm approximately. The

shower can now be hung on this screw.

Remove inlet cover.

PLEASE NOTE! The shower is factory

set with the ‘DIP Switch’ set for

Eco performance – consult user should

any other options be preferred.

(See Page 6 for details)

Having determined the direction of the inlet water mains supply and cable approach for

the installation (Top, Bottom, or Rear or any combination), it is necessary to remove the

appropriate section inserts. Detailed guidance is given in the Fitting Instructions.

Remove the four cover screws

(2 Top and 2 Bottom).

Lift off the cover.

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Water flow and temperature graph.

The graph shows the relationship between hot water

flow and temperature rise obtainable from an instant

electric shower.

The different power loadings (available in the range)

expressed in kilowatts, are shown as curves on the graph.

The incoming mains water temperature into your

property can vary on average from 5ºC in winter to

15ºC in summer. The graph shows a typical winter and

summertime condition. In winter the 8.5kW shower

will give you a flow rate of about 3.5 litres per minute,

while in summer it will give approximately 5.1 litres

per minute.

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