Bristan HY POWSHX W - Hydropower Thermostatic Power Shower - White

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The Triton AS2000SR is the replacement for the much-loved, much-used AS2000XT and while it’s not quite as powerful as the old model, it makes up for it by being a whole lot quieter. Not only is it Quiet Mark approved, but users regularly comment on how amazingly quiet it is. Despite this, it can still provide a flow of up to 14 litres per minute at maximum pressure, and – with just a start/stop button and rotary temperature and flow controls – it’s also very easy to use. Triton also provides a decent rail with a soap dish and a five-pattern head and hose. With a convenient shower pump included, you can easily control your shower. This unique shower pump also comes with an Eco mode button, which cleverly disconnects the boost and simply uses the gravity fed water pressure. The Hydropower 1500 power shower comes with a slide rail kit with an easy one-hand adjustment, a handy soap dish, and a 1.5-metre shower hose attached to a three-mode massage handset. This features a rub-clean facility which prevents the build-up of limescale increasing its efficiency and working life. Installing this thermostatic shower is simple, with multiple rear pipe entry options and 15-mm push-fit pipe feeds. All models relating to Bristan bar mixer showers. Tap on any icon in the list below to view a preview of that model. Tap a model's name to view more detailed information.

The Bristan Hydropower shower comes with the 3-mode rub clean handset, adjustable slide rail, shower hose and a handy soap tray. Finally, there are three types of temperature control. Manual power showers have a straight manual mixer, so the shower may vary in temperature if the water pressure fluctuates or someone in the house flushes a toilet or runs a tap. It also means that users could turn the temperature up or down to potentially scalding or freezing levels, although most modern showers have a cut-out to stop the flow should the water get too hot. Thermostatic power showers are better because they use a thermostat to sense, adjust and maintain a stable temperature, which you can set yourself. Meanwhile, digital power showers use a digital display and digital controls to do the same job with more precision. You set the temperature and let the shower do the rest. Is there anything else worth looking out for? Reliability is also crucial, if very difficult to gauge. It’s not so easy to fix or replace a busted power shower, so it makes sense to spend more on one that will last. For this reason, we’ve avoided recommending showers that have a bad or spotty reputation. How much does it cost to run a power shower? A power shower is similar to a mixer shower but has the shower pump built in which increases the rate of water flow through the shower head thereby adding an extra boost to your showering experience. They require a hot and cold water supply which must be above the shower pump to prevent the intake of air in the system. Bristan have a selection of thermostatic power showers that will guarantee a luxurious shower every time.All models relating to Bristan electric showers. Tap on any icon in the list below to view a preview of that model. Tap a model's name to view more detailed information. All models relating to Bristan kitchen taps. Tap on any icon in the list below to view a preview of that model. Tap a model's name to view more detailed information. If you’re looking for the perfect blend of modern style and functionality for your shower , then look no further than the stunning Bristan 1500 Hydropower Thermostatic Power Shower . Designed with minimalistic yet contemporary features, along with a beautiful, exposed aesthetic; this eye-catching thermostatic power shower from Bristan is the perfect addition to any modern or traditional bathroom. I'm afraid the control knob was discontinued by Bristan themselves. From time to time manufacturers do make these decisions which is unfortunately outside of our control. The all new 1500XT power shower is an ideal replacement for your old SF 201-T. It has a neat flat riser rail and three function handset, and a redesigned on/off and temperature control handles.

Automatic shut off in the event of hot or cold water supply failure, thus reducing the risk of scalding.

Plumbers like the Event XS because it’s flexible and easy to install, particularly when replacing an existing Mira shower. Users tend to like it because it’s a solid and reliable option with a consistently strong, warm flow. Throw in the good-looking white and chrome rail, pipe and four-pattern shower head, and it’s easy to see why it’s so popular. There are some minor caveats with this one. Any pipework going in from the side will be visible, although Bristan does bundle a cover, and users complain that it’s a noisy shower. If you’re looking for maximum water flow, you should look at the more powerful showers on this list. However, you get a very consistent temperature and flow, even without much water pressure and there’s an eco mode that lowers the water flow without hitting you with a wimpy drizzle of a shower. Meanwhile, reliability doesn’t seem to be an issue. A solid shower at a very reasonable price.

A Riser rail that fits flush to the wall and features a smooth glide action handset holder for single handed adjustment.Design is clearly important – you want a shower that’s going to fit in with the rest of your bathroom – while simple, logical controls are a must; we all hate standing in a cold shower trying to work out how to turn it on, turn it off or turn the temperature up. Elsewhere, this is very much the premium shower, with a compact design in a choice of white and satin chrome finishes, and a simple, two-stage rotary control for temperature and flow. It also has one of the quieter pumps and an excellent rail and showerhead assembly, with a choice of four different spray patterns. Users love it for its consistent heat and pressure and its excellent reliability. It’s an easy replacement for existing Aqualisa power showers, but a great addition to any bathroom.