This shower faucet has a digital display that shows water temperature and shower duration. A small hydro generator powered by the water flow supplies electricity to the display, so it needs neither batteries nor an external power supply.
This shower faucet has a digital display that shows water temperature and shower duration. A small hydro generator powered by the water flow supplies electricity to the display, so it needs neither batteries nor an external power supply. The system offers an overhead rain shower, a hand shower and a lower water outlet.
Materials and finish
The faucet is made using aerospace aluminum, stainless steel and plastic. Its surface treatments include anodizing, plasma polishing and corrosion protection. For a fixture exposed to water, the materials and their protective finishes matter for both durability and appearance.
Display shows temperature and time
The display lets you monitor the water temperature and time spent in the shower. These readings can help you set a comfortable temperature and keep track of shower duration. Displaying the temperature, however, does not mean the faucet automatically maintains a set temperature.
A small hydro generator produces electricity for the display from the flow of water. There are no batteries to replace or recharge, and no external power source is needed for the display.
Three water modes and a shelf
The faucet offers three water outlets:
- Overhead rain shower for showering from above.
- Hand shower that can be directed where needed.
- Lower water outlet for drawing water separately.
A shelf above the control panel keeps small shower essentials within reach.
Water pressure, temperature response and installation
The recommended water pressure for correct display operation is 0.2 to 0.6 MPa. Before installation, it is worth checking the pressure in the water supply: the flow also powers the generator that supplies the display.
The stated response time when adjusting the temperature is 0.49 seconds. This describes the response to an adjustment, not the time needed for the water to reach or stabilize at the desired temperature.
The recommended water inlet height is 90 to 110 cm above the floor. When planning installation, consider the location of the existing water supplies and whether the controls will be within comfortable reach.