Electric Shower Compatible Shower Pumps

When you turn on a tap or flush the toilet, you might notice a drop in water pressure to your electric shower. This can either make the shower uncomfortably hot or even cause it to shut off altogether. To tackle this issue, you can install a shower pump ahead of the electric shower unit. This will help to maintain consistent water pressure and temperature.

But here's the good news: you don't need the most powerful shower pump on the market to sort this out. You should check the specifications of your specific electric shower, but often a pump with just 1.0 Bar of pressure is sufficient. We've compiled a list of shower pumps that are ideal for supporting a standalone electric shower, which you can check out here.