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i want to install a twin showerhead (hand held & rainfall) that uses a 3 way diverter, the only ones that i have seen fit to a bath thermastatic mixer. i want to fit to my electric shower water outlet instead. can this be done?
 
No you can't fit it to an electric shower, you need to have a proper shower fitted fed from either tanks or a combi.
 
Electric showers are designed to work with the head they are supplied with
 
can anyone smell burning?as said it cant be done with electric,need a combi or unvented or a gravity system
 
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