All About Shower Parts

The shower parts includes pressure balanced valve, shower radio, sunshower which are used in electric, mixer and power showers .Shower parts are manufactured by shower brands and manufacturers.

 Shower parts include spare parts for:-

·        steam showers,

·        shower cabins

·        Whirlpool baths.

Shower Parts are:-

Ø  Shampoo and Soap Dispensers for shower parts Soap dispensers in your shower cabin are a great way to make your shampoo, conditioners and gels on hand. Remember that as with all pump action dispensers, the solution inside has to be of the correct density; if it's too thick it may not be pumped out easily, and if it’s too runny, then it may run out all over your shower.

Ø   Thermostatic Cartridges, Shower Heads and other water related shower parts
Thermostatic cartridges, Thermo Cores, they go by many names but are essentially the same thing - they enable you to regulate the water temperature in your shower. If you have found your shower water is getting colder, even when you turn the dial fully round, then this is a clear sign the thermostatic Cartridge is or has failed.

Ø  Circulation Fans, Ozone units, Ballasts and other electrical parts for steam shower parts
 Lights are perhaps the most likely item to fail; fluorescent tubes only have a certain lifespan, the LED Halo ring light, this can be retro fitted to most showers with ring tubes and aside from offering much brighter light and lasting many, many times longer.

Common Shower Parts:-

• Pressure balanced valve a device to provide constant shower water pressure and prevent temperature fluctuations.
• Shower cap a cap worn while showering or bathing, to protect hair from becoming wet.

·        Shower radio a radio that is waterproofed to allow it to be used in a bathroom or other wet environment.

• Sun shower a device to locally heat shower water with solar power.

Pressure Equalizing Valve shower part

The pressure equalizing valve is designed to supply both hot and cold water from its outlet at equal pressures, regardless of any fluctuations in the supply up to the valve. Balancing of water pressure by the PEV is achieved by of a piston and diaphragm, which automatically adjusts the higher pressure down to that of the lower pressure, resulting in equal (balanced) water pressures.

 Shower and Steam Shower Valves are widely used shower part

Shower valves are available in either thermostatic or non thermostatic types. Normally, but not always, thermostatic valves have three dials (one to choose the water outlet, one for the water flow and the third dial controls the temperature). Mixer or non thermostatic valves have a water outlet dial and a water flow/mixer dial or lever. Aside from the choice between thermostatic and mixer valves, the 'number of outlets' on the valve can vary. The outlets determine the number of showering or bath filling options your shower has. Typically you might have; hand shower, foot massage spa, overhead shower, body jets, and bath filler. You should choose the correct type for the number of functions on the shower.