Magna Bath Shower Mixer (BSM) Dual Control with Bath Spout. With Remote Control D67019

 

The UKs first ever digital bath shower mixer provides the ultimate flexibility - one digital mixer unit serves both your shower and bath outlets*. With 2 controls it is not necessary to have the shower situated above the bath filler.*

Please Note: A pumped (D67007) or high pressure (D67008) digital mixer is required for this unit

1 Control Option:

If you need to make the best use of available space but would like the flexibility of adding a shower to your existing bathroom, the single control Magna shower mixer is the ideal choice. This option can easily fit your existing bath using the tap holes to fit the bath spout, hose outlet and controller - or is equally at home in a new bathroom installation.

2 Control Option:

With 2 Magna controls you can have the luxury of an over bath shower with controls for the bath within arms reach as well as a conventional shower control on the wall. Or you could choose to have your shower in a separate enclosure or even in another bathroom or ensuite in the house.
Mira Magna BSM also features a shower warm up facility and bath fill memory so you can have the perfect bath or shower at your ideal temperature, every time. With the remote control option you dont even have to get out of bed to warm your shower up.

Main Features:

• 3 bath fill options: wall spout, bath spout or overflow filler
• Bath memory feature ensures you always have the exact water fill duration you want, every time
• 2nd control may be positioned at the head end of the bath so no need to reach to the taps to top up your bath
• The shower can be fitted over the bath, in a separate enclosure or even in another room*
• Ideal for retro-fit in existing bathrooms with the existing bath
• Cost-effective shower and bath fill solution
• Option of remote enabling you to Warm Up the shower from another room
• *The mixer valve and the shower and bath must be maximum 3m distance from each other

 

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