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Hi All,

I'm looking for a recommendation for an electric shower.

Having installed a gravity fed Mira Elite ST I want to change to a mains fed (very easy as I can go off feed to tank) electric shower as the Mira Elite sounds like a plane taking off. With the bathroom next to one of the kids bedrooms it needs to come out!

I'm assuming that a mains fed shower will not make hardly any noise as there is no pump.

Thanks in advance for any feedback.
 

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