High Pressure / Combi Aqualisa Smart Glo Digital Showers

If your pipework already comes through the ceiling, a ceiling-fed Smart Glo is the natural choice and will work with one or two heads. Wall-fed models are easier to retrofit because the pipes come through the wall behind the shower, so they suit many existing bathrooms. There are also models that accept both feeds if you want flexibility during a re-fit or a layout that uses a ceiling rainhead and a wall handset.

Yes, the Smart Glo range shown is designed specifically for high-pressure and combi systems, so they pair well with a combi boiler. That means you'll get strong, consistent flow for fixed heads and handsets. If you have a low-pressure gravity system, these models are not intended for that use and you'd need a different solution.

A single-outlet model gives you one shower head, either fixed or on an adjustable riser rail, and is the most cost-effective, compact option. A dual-head concealed model provides a fixed wall or ceiling head plus a handset, and the two outlets can usually run independently or together, which is handy for busy households. For a family bathroom the dual-head is often better because you can use the rainfall head for a relaxing shower while the handset is used for rinsing children or cleaning the bath.

The range comes mainly in bold black with one chrome option, so black gives a striking, contemporary look while chrome matches traditional fittings. Concealed units hide the valve in the wall for a minimalist, hotel-style finish and fewer visible joints to clean. Exposed models leave the valve on show, which can suit classic or industrial designs and makes occasional maintenance access easier.

Yes, you can operate these Smart Glo showers via the mobile app and by voice using Google Home or Amazon Alexa. In practice that means you can turn the shower on and heat the water before you step in, or switch between heads hands-free while you're soaping up. Voice and app control also make it simpler to manage multiple outlets, sending water to the ceiling head while someone else uses the handset.