is the water the same temp as your shower
451091
Yes, the water is the same temp as shower. It works very well & water pressure can easily be adjusted. I can really use it without worrying about the water getting all over the floor. A great value.
451092
When you first turn the irrigator on the water is cold for a few seconds. Then it reaches the same temperature as the shower and remains at that temperature until you turn it off.
1433447
No. The water stays pretty warm though. I use this in my salon. I am happy with it.
116147
The issue is one of flow rate. The recommended flow rate through this heater is 0.5g/m for "acceptable performance". If you move the H2O through the heater faster than that, it doesn't have enough time to heat properly and will be colder. If this provides enough H2O for your shower preference then you should be fine.
164827
OK the lever is to set the temp. so if you like a certain temperature you can leave the lever at the place where that temp was. Great for not having to "find" the right temp each time you take a shower. If you as your showering want a different temp. just move the lever. FYI It's a great shower.
2165100
As far 2 showers at the same time you will be able to tell . The water will feel cooler but not cold. In the winter time I turn mine up to 140. The thermostat only goes up to 130 , but in the book it shows you how to turn it up.
1552697
Yes, the cold water is a little warm, but it flushes through within a few seconds. We have it timed to go on in the morning for showers and on again late afternoon until 8:00 during dinner preparation/cleanup. Saves so much water when showering or doing dishes.
867028
Every time you use this, you just fill it with warm water. Since it is in your shower that's not an issue.
1784224
a realistic answer is. the weather is in the twenties and thirties. the cold water supply is very cold. and even with long showers the heater has done an excellent job of keeping up I hope that helps
219414
If you leave it off for a long time the temperature of the water will drop, but as soon as you open the it back up and you let the water run for a couple of seconds it will be the same temperature it originally was.
1352279
I'm guessing that you are starting with really cold water. The heater can only raise the temperature up just so much - 40-50 degrees, I don't remember. The trick is to discharge the heated water into your source bucket which heats it up and pretty quick you'll have water coming out of the discharge end way hotter than you'd want to shower in. Hope this helps.
2216702
We used ours in a deer camp where the temperature got as low as 8 degrees. We drained it and pulled the pump hose out of our water container before we left. We haven't had any problems. It's a great shower
1352280
I'm guessing that you are starting with really cold water. The heater can only raise the temperature up just so much - 40-50 degrees, I don't remember.The trick is to discharge the heated water into your source bucket which heats it up and pretty quick you'll have water coming out of the discharge end way hotter than you'd want to shower in.Hope this helps.
2111406
Maybe not a shower temp but water yes. I say no on the shower because the shower spray is not solid and I think it will also read the temp of the wall behind the shower. Kind of give you a mix of the two. I'm a apt manager. Use it to measure fridge and freezer temps, heater outlet temp in winter and A/C temp in summer plus lots of other things. I didn't think I'd use it, but after the first day of owning it I have found I use it all the time for different things. Love it, it's a great toy.
921483
Hi Gail. I have this system in 2 showers. You can set the temp with the bigger lower knob. The smaller upper knob decided to send it to the hand held or the rain shower (that's how we have it set up). I'm not sure what you mean by saving water. Can you explain?
2017997
Yes. It completely cuts off the water supply when the water temp hits 120 or so. The problem then is you have to wait sometimes for a couple of minutes for things to cool off enough to resume your shower, which can be a bit of an inconvenience if you just lathered up a good shampoo, and the water cuts out. I ended up removing this shower head for a conventional one.
1676733
Your air temperature may go over 100°F, but the "cold" water temperature will not.
850006
It's easy. There is a button on the left knob. You hold it down and turn the knob towards the wall for the shower head, or towards you for the hand shower. The knob on the right side controls the water temperature.