I only get acceptable water pressure from my shower when it is on a cold setting. When I switch it to a warm setting, the pressure drops massively, and the temperature fluctuates from tepid to scalding.

Is this likely to be a problem with the unit itself e.g the thermal safety cut out device or the solenoid; or could it be a plumbing issue?

Andy Gout, December 2009

how can i stop my shower from dripping when i turn it off

tony, December 2010

a freind of my install a triton madrid 2 for me .said that you can only shower for at least 6 min in a shower is that true

tony, December 2010

how long can you shower with a triton madrid 2

tony, December 2010

Are you able to get about 44C from the shower when the flow control is turned down. If so then the shower is working normally. The alternating hot/cooler water ouput is caused by the shower thermal cycling on the thermostat. This is normal. Electric showers do have quite a low flow esp. this time of year when mains water is very cold! maybe about 5 litres a minute in this weather.

garryk, December 2009