Ask The Trades - electric showers

Welcome, Guest. Please Login or Register

	May 9^th, 2026, 11:43am
View recently thanked users View top thanked users

Quote: Why is the third hand on the watch called the second hand?

(Moderator: Lectrician) - (Moderator Group: Board Moderator)

Pages: 1

electric showers (Read 1691 times)

gymark2002 GDPR opt-out	electric showers Jan 7^th, 2009, 4:19pm Hello, Can you run two electric showers off the same fuse? If so do they need to be the same wattage, or can one be 8.5 while the other 10.5 as long as the fuse, switch and cables are all for the 10.5 Thanks and hope that makes sense.
Back to top	IP Logged

Lectrician Administrator Trade Member Author Offline Ask The Trades Posts: 8815 Total Thanks: 109 For This Post: 0 Braunton, North Devon United Kingdom Gender: Trade: Electrician	Re: electric showers Reply #1 - Jan 7^th, 2009, 6:19pm You need one circuit for each shower, unless you ft a changeover switch or interlock to forcably allow only one to work at a time. In my opinion, fitiing a changover switch etc is a dirty bodge. You really need a circuit for each shower, and also need to consider the maximum demand of your property.
Back to top	Need to post a picture? Click HERE for info! IP Logged

Pages: 1

(Moderator: Lectrician) - (Moderator Group: Board Moderator)