Digital Shower Accessories

A single outlet valve feeds one shower outlet and is ideal if you use a single fixed shower head. A dual outlet valve lets you run two outlets at once, for example an overhead rain head and a separate handset or a second shower zone; the Mira Platinum range offers both single and dual outlet controllers. If you want simultaneous use or separate control of two fittings, pick a dual outlet; for a simple showering set-up, a single outlet will be more compact and usually less expensive.

You need the variant that matches your system type — many models are available in HP/Combi (high pressure and combi boiler) and gravity pumped versions, as shown with the Mira Platinum range. If you have a modern combi boiler or high-pressure feed, choose the HP/Combi model; if your system relies on a cold-water cistern and pump, the gravity pumped option is the one to buy. Pick the correct type and the valve will regulate temperature and flow as intended.

Generally you should pair remotes and valves from the same manufacturer because manufacturers design their wireless systems to work together — the listing shows brand-specific remotes from Mira, Aqualisa and AKW. Aqualisa even lists separate remote codes for single and dual outlet models, which shows how model-matching matters. Using the matching brand and correct model ensures reliable communication and full feature support.

A digital bath filler, like the Mira Mode or the Aqualisa Unity Q concealed filler, integrates with your digital shower system for precise temperature control and a cleaner user interface. A concealed bath filler hides the mechanical parts behind the wall for a minimalist look, which suits tiled bath panels and modern bathrooms. Choose the concealed HP/Combi versions if you want that sleek finish and you have a high-pressure or combi system.

A full digital valve and controller (for example the Mira Platinum valves at around £550–£700) replace the core shower control and are necessary if the valve is faulty or you want complete digital control of temperature and outlets. A wireless remote (typically £75–£120) is an accessory that adds hands-free or out-of-cubicle control but does not replace a valve. If your existing valve works fine and you simply want easier control or a refreshed interface, a remote will do; if you need improved regulation, safety features or multiple outlets managed digitally, the full valve/controller is the better investment.