The Eden thermostatic concentric mixer enables the mixer valve to be either an exposed or sleek, minimalist looking built-in installation to suit the requirements of the bathroom space.
The Eden thermostatic concentric mixer range conveniently offers an exposed or sleek, minimalist built-in fitting option together in a one box solution to suit individual requirements. The Eden’s forward facing, tactile controls are designed to allow easy use and complete flow and temperature control, complimented by a chrome shower riser rail kit and five spray pattern shower head.
Can be fitted as exposed or built-in – both options available in one box
Automatic shutdown safety feature should either the hot or cold water supplies fail
Suitable for all pressure systems
Surface mounting plate for easy installation
WRAS approved for water supply regulations compliance
Separate flow and temperature lever controls
5 year parts and labour guarantee
Also in the Eden range...
Our Eden range includes a full range of matching basin mono taps, bath shower mixers and a bath filler. Like the Eden mixer showers, they feature a contemporary all chrome finish with elegant lever handle design, along with all the fixings for a quality installation.
Many of our electric showers are available in a range of different kilowatt power ratings, ranging from 7.5kW up to 10.5kW - ratings are lower for Instaflow water heating and Instaflow T30i handwash units.
But what does this mean to me?
Basically the higher the kW rating -- the higher the flow of water from your shower head.
For example — a 7.5kW shower giving a 40-degree Celsius shower in winter will deliver a flow rate of around 3 litres per minute. By comparison, a 10.5 kW shower can give 50% more flow from the shower head than a 7.5kW shower. Our short video demonstrates what this difference looks like.
What should I check for before selecting a power rating?
Before selecting your unit's power rating, you will need to check the following;
Water pressure and flow rate
Rating of the miniature circuit breaker or fuse in your consumer unit
Size of electric cable running to your shower.
Why?
A higher kilowatt shower will have greater installation requirements than a lower kilowatt shower, therefore, you may need to upgrade your shower's electrical system to support a higher kilowatt shower.
The table below shows an example of the different typical requirements for a 7.5kW and a 10.5kW shower.
7.5kW electric shower
10.5kW electric shower
Pressure/flow rate
(bar/litres per minute)
1 bar delivering 8 l/min
1.5 bar delivering 11 l/min
Miniature circuit breaker (MCB) rating (Amps)
32A
45A
Cable size (mm²)
6mm²
10mm²
How do I find my existing shower's power rating?
You can find your existing shower's power rating (kW) by checking the rating label on the underside of your electric shower unit (near the shower hose outlet). It should appear similar to the below example.
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