Waste water heat recovery (WWHR) is becoming an increasingly important part of making homes more energy efficient and, as professional builder Adam discovered, installation doesn’t have to be complicated. As part of a retrofit bathroom project in a bungalow, Adam Flint installed a Showersave Blue QB1-21XE. With no previous experience of installing a shower waste water heat recovery system, Adam was able to complete the installation by following the product instructions.
“It’s easy to install, the instructions are clear that it comes with and it took me about 45 minutes.”
Watch Adam install Showersave
We’ve created three short videos with Adam, giving installers a practical look at the product, installation and registration process.
- What is WWHR and how do you install it?
- In the most detailed video, Adam explains how wastewater heat recovery works, talks through the Showersave installation and demonstrates how to register the installation.
- How to register your Showersave installation
- A quick step-by-step guide showing how Adam registers the installation using the Showersave app.
- Five things Adam likes about Showersave
- In this short video, Adam shares the five things he likes about Showersave WWHR after installing the system for the first time.
- How you can include WWHR in a project
- Brief explanation about the benefits of WWHR and the Showersave range.
A straightforward solution for retrofit
Adam’s experience demonstrates that you don’t need previous WWHR installation experience to get started. With clear instructions and a straightforward installation process, Showersave can be incorporated into retrofit bathroom projects by builders and plumbers alike.
Whether you’re installing WWHR for the first time or looking to add another energy-efficiency solution to your projects, watch Adam’s videos to see how Showersave works in practice.