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hello could anyone give me any advice. I went to a job before with a leaking triton electric pumped shower with cold water fed from a tank in the loft and a new combi feeding the hot. The shower is for low pressure fed so should I get a new shower or get the same one again.
 
Doh! Nope it's a thermostatic mixer u need. Link cold to mains.
 
it needs 14l/pm but the combi should give that anyway so it should be ok, they want an electric shower dnt ask why
 
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