Sirrus Ts 1503 Temp problems
Also they have had to be isolated as the cold water back flows into the hotwater. The pressures are different. The Cold is about 2.5 Bar but the hot goes through a Pressure reducing valve to about 1.5 Bar.
What do you suggest as a solution.
The shower should be able to handle this as it should cope with a 5 to 1 differential however you may need to fit Flow limiters to the inlet elbows.
You will probably only need the green one in the cold elbow (Part 10)
It may also be worth fitting a service kit when you have it stripped down.
Answered 13 years ago by The Shower Doctor
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