(Combi) Gas shower or electric shower. Which is better

[Gin]

Water pressure is good.

We are having a 30 kw combi installed and our gas fitter who I trust swears by gas showers using the combi boiler.

I`m not sure .

[Harley]

12 hours ago, Gin said:

Water pressure is good.

We are having a 30 kw combi installed and our gas fitter who I trust swears by gas showers using the combi boiler.

I`m not sure .

It's what I'm doing right now.  You need to ensure you get a compatible shower unit though that regulates the temperature versus water pressure (volume?).  It went for it for simplicity, resilience if the leccy goes down (battery backup for the boiler), etc but also because the (oil) combi has a small hot water storage tank which should be sufficient.

Edited January 13 by Harley

[Gin]

1 minute ago, Harley said:

It's what I'm doing right now.  You need to ensure you get a compatible shower unit though that regulates the temperature versus water pressure.  It went for it for simplicity, resilience if the leccy goes down (battery backup for the boiler), etc but also because the (oil) combi has a small hot water storage tank which should be sufficient.

Same here with the inverter for the boiler in case of electricity outage.

Yes I have asked the guy who is putting a new gas combi in for a cost of shower with a sensitive thermosat then realised it should be the plumber I am asking .