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How long can you run the shower for? Tried timing it?
 
Haven't fully tested but it went for 15 minutes and still getting hot water...I'm really impressed; the pressure though really really good...and the Moonson pump is not that noisy as i thought it will be ( even @ 2 am :) ).
 
Well done alexrobot, sounds like you have finished a great job there.

You fancy popping over to my house and fitting me a shower pump??mthe missus has been moaning at me for ages to fit one:devil2:
 
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