Electric showers: how to ensure a hot shower in winter

Check out tips for choosing the best power, water pressure and temperature for your electric shower

On cold days, there’s nothing better than taking a hot bath, and the electric shower it is an important ally in saving water and energy, depending on the duration of the shower and the choice of the most suitable device. Discover Lorenzetti’s advice to make the most of yours:

How to ensure a hot shower in winter

power

For colder regions, you must have a product with higher calorific value. It is worth remembering that the mains (gauge) and the switch must comply with the technical specifications contained in the product packaging.

In hot climates, where winter is mild, a a shower with a maximum power of 3200W may be sufficient. It should be remembered that the shower has an important resource for energy saving: the temperature change selector, which must be used to adapt the power according to the room temperature.

In regions with more sudden temperature changes, those looking to save energy should consider purchasing a shower with electronic controlwhich contributes to temperature control, e remember that more than ten minutes in the bathroom is a waste.

water pressure

For places with low pressure, such as homes where the water tank is located a few meters from the shower, it is recommended to installation of showers with internal pressurizerwhich increases the volume of water during bathing.

Temperature

You electronic models offer temperature control and, consequently, the economy. On the market there are showers with the exclusive electronic control with handy extension rod, which allows the gradual and precise choice of the temperature, as simple as adjusting the volume on the radio.

Hybrid

Hybrid showers, also called flex given that they are compatible with gas and solar heatersthey are able to save even more water.

Savings occur thanks to the intelligent operating system, which instantly heats the water as soon as the valve is opened, automatically controlling the desired temperature of the tub until hot water arrives from the main system. In this way it is possible to avoid wasting cold water left in the pipe, saving up to five liters of water per tub.

Source: Terra

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