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Hi I am thinking of purchasing a shower tower panel with jets from china the Min operating pressure is 4kg/4bar/0.4mpa and the maximum operating pressure is 10kg/10bar/1mpa which system would this work with? will it work with a combi boiler
 
Yes for about 5 mins then, as it's made in China, it will leak/break and you'll be back on here asking if anyone knows where to get parts from
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May look good but in real life it will not be so.
 
Some are good, but the cheap one are absolute tat! Plus when they start leaking, you can't get spares.
 
Almost always rubbish. Customer supplied and we fitted one in a very expensive wetroom. Had to cut it out after three weeks when it leaked like a sieve.

Buy cheap, buy twice.
 
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