Triton 10.5kW, Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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Electric shower

After obtaining your preferred temperature, the 
control can be left as the normal setting and 
should only need altering to compensate for 
changes in ambient water temperature.

NOTE: 

It is advisable to test the showering 

temperature by hand before stepping under 
the shower head. There will always be a time 
delay of a few seconds between selecting a 
flow rate and the water reaching the stable 
temperature for that flow rate.

Low Pressure

If the water pressure falls below the minimum 

required for correct operation of the shower, 

resulting in the low pressure cut-out operating, 

the following will happen. 

• 

The power to the heating elements will 

be switched off, preventing any undue 

temperature rises. 

• 

The shower will operate on the 

COLD

setting and the 

START/STOP 

button will 

flash.

• 

When there is adequate water pressure, the 

unit will automatically restore the power 

to the elements and return to the original 

setting selected.

Phased Shutdown

In use, every time the 

STOP

 button is pressed, 

power is switched off to the elements. Water will 

continue to flow for approximately 5 seconds, 

flushing out any remaining hot water. This makes 

sure the next immediate user will not receive a 

slug of hot water if standing under the shower 
head when starting the shower.

Safety Cut-out

The unit is fitted with an over-temperature safety 

device. In the event of abnormal operation which 

could cause unsafe temperatures within the unit, 

the device will disconnect the heating elements.

NOTE:

It will require a visit from a qualified  

engineer to identify the nature of the fault 

and replace the safety device.

It is normal practice to leave the water
supply permanently connected to the shower 
unit when not in use, but as with most electrical 
appliances, the shower must be switched off a 
the isolating switch when not in use.