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Gravity Fed / Pumped Mira Mode Digital Showers

Gravity fed water systems generally have mains pressure to your cold taps. It’s the hot taps that require gravity to take effect, with a large water storage tank in the loft, water uses the law of gravity to fill your hot water cylinder which in turn provides higher pressure to your hot taps. We boast a range of Mira showers that offer this innovative water system, ensuring you can enjoy a relaxing soak every day. In the case of Mira digital mixer showers, specifically the Mira Mode, you’ll not only get a satisfying shower experience but you’ll be able to enjoy it in utter luxury and style. As the icing on the cake, you can adjust your shower head to find the spray pattern to suit your mood.

 
 

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What are smart showers and why do you need one?

This video will guide you through the in’s and out’s of a smart digital shower. It talks about different types of shower head, suitable water systems and different brands, to help you decide which shower is best suited for you.

For more information on showers in general and different types of showers available click the link below.

Shower Buying Guide

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Will a Mira Mode digital shower work with my gravity-fed hot water system?

Yes. Mira Mode models are designed for gravity-fed arrangements where your cold mains and a loft-fed hot tank feed the hot cylinder, and some products in our range are explicitly labelled "Gravity Pumped" to suit loft-fed hot supplies. If your cold taps are mains pressure and your hot comes from a loft tank to a cylinder, these digital mixers will work and give reliable control of temperature and flow.

How do I choose between 1, 2 or 3 outlets for my bathroom?

Think about how you use the shower: 1 outlet gives a simple handset or fixed head for compact en-suites, 2 outlets (a rainfall head plus handset) add flexibility for rinsing and a luxurious overhead spray, and 3 outlets add extras like body jets or a bath filler for a spa-like experience. Bear in mind that using more outlets at once can affect flow unless you have a pumped or suitably pressurised system. For a family bathroom you might favour a dual-head concealed unit so everyone can easily switch between rainfall and handset.

What's the practical difference between ceiling-fed and wall-fed Mira Mode showers?

Ceiling-fed units use pipework through the ceiling and are ideal when you want a true overhead or ceiling-mounted head, while wall-fed units use pipework through the wall behind the shower and are generally easier to fit into existing bathrooms. If you have no ceiling access or are retrofitting into a solid ceiling, a wall-fed concealed solution is usually the simpler option. Ceiling-fed is worth choosing if you want a flush, hotel-style rainfall head.

What are the benefits of the thermostatic, concealed and smart digital features shown in the product names?

Thermostatic control keeps the shower temperature stable and helps prevent sudden scalds or cold shocks, which is especially useful for families. Concealed installations hide the valve and pipework behind the wall for a sleek, minimalist look with only the control plate and heads visible. Smart digital controls give precise temperature and outlet selection and, combined with adjustable heads, let you fine-tune spray patterns for a personalised experience.

Can I use two shower heads at the same time and will the pressure suffer?

Many dual-outlet Mira Mode units allow the two heads to be used independently and some models permit simultaneous use, but flow and pressure will depend on your water feed. On pure gravity systems you may notice reduced pressure when both heads run together unless you choose a "Gravity Pumped" variant to boost performance. If you want regular simultaneous use, opt for a pumped model to keep the experience strong and consistent.