On 06/11/2018 14:30, Colin Waldron wrote:
I am hoping that someone is in a position to assist please.

My shower, installed 2001, has come to the end of its life, been taken out and dumped and I am trying to find a direct replacement that can be installed with the minimum of disruption.

I have two challenges:-
1) the recommended replacement shower, and Aquilisa Aquastream Thermo which I have purchased is not 240v and is Low voltage. To install this would mean destroying bathroom tiling and finding a suitable fixing point for the transformer in the wall void then redecorating.
2) the Hot and cold feed are transversed in the old installation compared to the replacement which again necessitated stripping plumbing back and rebuilding with major decorative consequences.

Has anyone come across this problem before and found a like for like replacement without major works?

Colin

I have had power showers for some time and my goto place is the shower
doctor.

Have you had a look at the FAQs at the bottom of this page

https://www.showerdoc.com/newteam-20...-shower-spares

(Spoiler -

I see that many of the spares for this unit are no longer available so
is there a drop-in replacement for this unit i.e. no need to move pipes,
wires or mounting holes?
Asked 254 days ago by Chris Brawn
There is no direct replacement for this shower , but , the ones shown to
the right in the link are the best.

http://www.showerdoc.com/newteam-201...-shower-spares

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Chris B (News)