Thermostatic Mixer Showers
Enjoy safe, consistent showering with our thermostatic mixer showers – designed to precisely control water temperature even when others use water in the home. For added luxury, pair with a rain shower head to enjoy a relaxing and total peace of mind shower.
Bar Mixer Showers
Our bar mixer shower offers simple control with a modern style to suit any bathroom. Easy to install and effortless to use, these are a great choice for family homes.
High-Pressure Mixer Showers
Built to perform in high-pressure systems, our high-pressure mixer showers deliver a powerful flow every time you want a shower. Perfect for homes with combi boilers, they combine efficiency with a luxury shower experience.
Diverter Mixer Showers
Perfect for those who want the flexibility of overhead drench and handheld spray in one system, our diverter mixer showers are a perfect option for those who desire a smart shower experience.
What is a thermostatic shower?
A thermostatic shower is a type of mixer shower that uses a thermostatic valve to automatically regulate water temperature. It blends hot and cold water from your home's supply and maintains a consistent temperature—even if someone else in the house uses a tap or flushes a toilet.
This technology helps prevent sudden changes in temperature, offering a safer and more comfortable showering experience, especially for families, children, and elderly users.
Key Benefits:
- ✅ Consistent water temperature
- ✅ Anti-scald protection
- ✅ Ideal for homes with fluctuating water pressure
- ✅ Available in TMV2 and TMV3 approved models for added safety
Triton’s thermostatic showers are designed to work with a variety of plumbing systems, including both low-pressure and high-pressure setups. They’re a reliable choice for anyone looking to combine safety, style, and performance in their bathroom.
What’s the Difference Between a Thermostatic Mixer Shower and a Thermostatic Electric Shower?
Both thermostatic mixer showers and thermostatic electric showers offer precise temperature control, but they differ in how they heat and deliver water:
Thermostatic Mixer Shower
- Water Source: Uses hot and cold water from your home’s existing supply.
- Temperature Control: A thermostatic valve blends the water and maintains a stable temperature.
- System Compatibility: Works with combi boilers, gravity-fed systems, or unvented cylinders.
- Ideal For: Homes with reliable hot water systems and varying pressure setups.
Thermostatic Electric Shower
- Water Source: Heats cold mains water instantly using an internal heating element.
- Temperature Control: Built-in thermostatic technology adjusts heating to maintain a consistent temperature.
- System Compatibility: Independent of your home's hot water system.
- Ideal For: Homes with limited hot water availability or where energy efficiency and convenience are key.
Key Difference: Mixer showers rely on your home’s hot water system, while electric showers heat water on demand.
Both options offer anti-scald protection and consistent temperature control, but your choice will depend on your plumbing setup, water pressure, and personal preferences.