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![]() "Robert Laws" wrote in message oups.com... I know this has bee ndiscussed recently, but I don't think this particular question has been answered. When a direct heating combi boiler is used there can be a conflict between a thermostatic shower mixer and the boiler's own temperature control. Ideally, to get the most powerful shower, one would like the boiler runnign aty full tilt, with the water flow adjusted so that the temperature is nice. Cannot answer your specific question but I have previously installed a thermostatic bar type mixer (Screwfix or other Italian unbranded) on a Combi installation and it has performed well. Since the temperature of the combi delivery lags any imposed change in flow I would anyway have expected a decent thermostatic mixer to cope. Jim A |
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