- Bathroom electrics
ELECTRICAL REGULATIONS
Last Modified: Sep 23, 2009 Number of views: 1096
- Electrical requirements
Bathtek Steam Showers (without Whirlpool baths) require only a single 13amp electrical supply.
Typically the shower is supplied with a standard UK socket - this is used...
Last Modified: Jul 29, 2009 Number of views: 626
- ERROR CODES - Electronic Control Pad
'Deluxe' electronic control pads fitted to steam showers with the control pads as shown below are able to produce ERROR codes to indicate problems with the steam...
Last Modified: Jun 15, 2011 Number of views: 350
- Halo Light, LED Ring Light
From early 2010 all models with a round ceiling light arrangement changed to feature the New Halo/LED Ring light.
Last Modified: Feb 10, 2011 Number of views: 1093
- Radio is buzzing
The radio can pick up interference from the Ballast of the lights.
Last Modified: Oct 23, 2009 Number of views: 788
- Red Light only on control pad
If your Electronic control pad no longer displays the icons in the display and will not allow you to control the lights, fan and ozone etc, but does have a red power light, then there is a...
Last Modified: Mar 02, 2010 Number of views: 747
- The electrical power keeps going off on my shower
There are a number of reasons your showers electricity by be 'tripping'
1: The shower should be connected via isolated fused spurs. If you are using the 3 pin plug supplied you may...
Last Modified: Aug 27, 2009 Number of views: 692
- TR002Y-1 Button Layout
The latest version of the TR002Y-1 has only one button for the lights rather then two. On the older model each of the lighting groups (ceiling light and panel lighs) could be activated...
Last Modified: Mar 02, 2010 Number of views: 875
- Tube light is not working
The ring tube light fitted to some of our steam showers is of a fluorescent type.
Last Modified: Feb 10, 2011 Number of views: 948
