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Electric Shower Heat Recovery Unit.

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Has anyone an experiences with these electric shower heat recovery units please?

https://www.heatraesadia.com/products/renewables/waste-water-heat-recovery


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    10 kW electric shower for 10 min = 1 67 kWh or about 25 p of electricity.


    50% energy recovery = 12.5 p per shower.


    So that's 8,000 showers for a price of £1k or one a day for 20-odd years.


    The pipe in a pipe version is cheaper.


    This sort of device may become compulsory in new builds. Much better to do away with baths altogether and just have showers.
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    10 kW electric shower for 10 min = 1 67 kWh or about 25 p of electricity.


    50% energy recovery = 12.5 p per shower.


    So that's 8,000 showers for a price of £1k or one a day for 20-odd years.


    The pipe in a pipe version is cheaper.


    This sort of device may become compulsory in new builds. Much better to do away with baths altogether and just have showers.
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