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I need a new shower to replace the current antique. My last house was fitted with the 10.8 mira sport max, which was good but very expensive £250 plus fitting and the new 10mm wiring which bumped the cost up to over £400. Can someone recommend me a decent shower before i get the shaft again by the local plumber? Cheers. :beer:

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I'd stick with the Mira Sport - you can't go far wrong with that. If you get a "lesser" shower, you'll regret it due to poor performance and lack of control. Been there, done that!

Just make sure that your water pressure is good before you start.....

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I'm upgrading mine to a Mira Orbis 10.8kw in August. Can't go far wrong with them from what I hear. Incidentally, I've been quoted £400 to change my electrics since I need the cable, routing and new board.

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I'm upgrading mine to a Mira Orbis 10.8kw in August. Can't go far wrong with them from what I hear. Incidentally, I've been quoted £400 to change my electrics since I need the cable, routing and new board.

Andrew- that sounds like a full consumer unit replacement to the new (July) 17th ed regs.

If you wanted to, you could ask the spark to provide the shower circuit on it's own sub board. This would comply with the regs (RCD or RCBO protection for the shower) and would mean the existing consumer unit remains as is.

The only essential work beyond the new circuit is to make sure the earth bonding for main gas and main water pipes is 10mm green / yellow earth cable.

Either way make sure the guy produces a Part P EIC- Electrical installation cert +++

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