hi guys, was planning to install ceiling rain shower and storage water heater. is there any requirement or thing that I need to concern? pump is needed for rain shower right? thanks in advance.
water heater, price and quality
water heater, price and quality
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Feb 26 2021, 07:33 PM
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hi guys, was planning to install ceiling rain shower and storage water heater. is there any requirement or thing that I need to concern? pump is needed for rain shower right? thanks in advance.
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Feb 27 2021, 11:31 AM
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QUOTE(yycclin @ Feb 26 2021, 10:58 PM) I have seen in Condo, they installed rain shower without pump. The key points are your incoming water pressure ( around 3 bar, i think ) and also the water flow rate, at least 13 liters/min for rain shower.. Check with your management office.. QUOTE(ceo684 @ Feb 27 2021, 12:08 AM) Depending on the condo some is like 4bar from syabas incoming to underground feed tank. Then from this common UG tank it is pumpednto roof tank. Roof down to unit usually pressurised enough for rain shower, but one can experiment in 1 min how many liters of water can you fill up. ohh so which means it will depend on my condo flow rate/water pressure right? what if my condo doesn't meet the requirement and is there anything I can increase the flow rate/water pressure? sorry I'm quite new to plumbing thingy hahaFor mine (even if its just a rumaweep) the pressure is good enough (even setting 50% at the main valve for my unit) to max out the heater power at 90 100% |
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