Mira Showers 1.1788.576 MIRA Jump Dual 10.8KW Electric Shower, White

I was replacing a Mira shower with this new one. The change was very simple. Had to do two very small mods to fit this. About an hour saw the task complete. It works as you would expect. Delivery was prompt. It isn't the cheapest shower out there but it looks good and works as it should. Would recommend

We used an electrician to install this shower and he said it was very straight forward to install (although slightly different from our previous Mira shower). This shower has been fine for daily usage although the temperature fluctuated at times and goes really cold for a little while if someone has used it just before you.What really let me down though about this product was that the on/off button stopped working after 2 years and 2 weeks (which is very annoying with a 2 year warranty). Mira does offer repairs but it turns out it would cost more than we paid for the actual shower. We would have expected that a recognised brand like Mira it would last longer than that. Pretty disappointed.

Ordered this shower as a direct replacement for the 2009 model that had recently broken.Although the quality of the shower is ok. The layout of the inner workings are completely different meaning that a direct swap cannot be done.The water inlet is pointing in a different angle and is not rotatable like the 2009 model making installation complicated and involving removal tiles and extending pipe work.If I have to go to these lengths to install the shower, I would rather a nicer model. This shower is a bit cheap flimsy, but this reflected in the price.

Just fitted this in a relatives house to replace a faulty one-year-old Redring shower, in my opinion its a far superior make, but this one isn't quite as nice as my Mira escape unit. Fitting was easy enough but I did have to cut some pipework to link it up to the existing pipes even though its described as a multi-fit. The inlet is on the left so expect to have to do the same if your pipe is on the right, there is a handy template that you can use for pipe lengths, and a channel you can use to hide the pipes internally.

This shower was replacing a Triton shower (and I was glad to be rid of it) and so the water inlet was lower right and power middle right. There are multiple options to connect the power and though the water inlet on this is middle left, the design provides defined "channels" so that you can route your pipework within the footprint of the shower. I extended my pipework with plastic connections/pipe and it was so easy just cutting in accordance with the template.After a couple of weeks use I am very happy with it. Its biggest challenge is the hard water in the area so I hope it will last.