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I'm fitting a mira excel shower but I'm confused. The instructions say
a drop tight pressure reducing valve (PRV) to be fit if the supply exceeds 5bar maintained. I suspect that my pressure is quite high (it comes out of the cold tap a lot faster than the hot tap) the hot tap is fed by a worcester 25si which I understand provides hot at 2.5 bar. The shower instructions also say the shower works best if the two supply pressures are equal. Does a PRV allow you to set the output pressure to a certain setting? Alternatively I've seen some pressure equaling valves he http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Pressure-reduc...QQcmdZViewItem Should I try one of these instead? Any advice / Experience of Miras appreciated. Thanks. |
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