Advice on Thermostatic Mixer Tap

[Kevin Shulver]

I am thinking about replacing my standard Bath/Shower mixer with a Thermostatic one, however I am a bit put off and confused by the talk about different pressures. I live in a first floor flat with one flat above me, my bathroom cold water is fed from a communal tank on the roof which must be about 6 meters above my bath,the hot water is fed from a combi boiler. Can anyone advise me if fitting a Thermostatic Mixer would cause me any problems. I have service valves in place so shutting off the supplies isn't a problem, my problem is whether the valve would function correctly.

Many Thanks

 

[Radioman]

The Aqualisa Midas 300 for HP/Combi should be able to handle that but why not ring Aqualisa Technical for confirmation

 

[Plumbstar Tom]

The Aqualisa Midas 300 for HP/Combi should be able to handle that but why not ring Aqualisa Technical for confirmation

don't think the gravity cold water will suit that shower?

 

[Radioman]

Depends on the pressure of the gravity. Some flats with cold tanks in the roof have better pressure and flow than the mains. Still suggest he gives Aqualisa a ring. They will sort him out. The 300 is valves for HP as well