Mira Clearscale^™ Technology

It can be difficult to gauge whether you have a build-up of limescale in your shower or a faulty piece of equipment. In most cases, your supplier will be able to let you know whether you are likely to experience issues due to the water quality in your area.

One of the key issues is that limescale can build up around 'hot spots' within your shower system. To eliminate this issue, the Mira Clearscale™ technology in our electric showers works by lengthening the heating elements as well as widening the gaps between the coils. This means that the heating tank runs at a consistent temperature throughout, eliminating the chance for ‘hot spots’ and the build-up of limescale.

To help prevent the problems that come with limescale, a delayed shutdown, which flushes hot water from the shower after use to keep your electric shower in great condition, this is only available in certain Mira electric shower so we recommend checking the individual products.

If you are struggling with your product, our team here at Mira Showers have put together this simple checklist to help gauge whether or not you have limescale:

1. Failure of heating elements
2. Poor temperature control
3. Taps or hard surfaces covered in a white layer
4. Clothes detergents/soap become less effective
5. Products become less energy-efficient

We decided to illustrate the exact benefits of our Mira Clearscale^™ technology in a film, highlighting the potential build-up of limescale in any ordinary electric shower:

Unless you are a professional, it is difficult to be able to look inside your own shower; therefore you might be unaware of limescale build-up in your shower until its performance is impaired as a result. We are dedicated to solving the issue, and we are permanently undertaking research to explore, monitor and test the growth of it so that it can be better understood. First, we complete accelerated life testing on our units at a business called Hydramec who are located in a hard water area of Norfolk. Once this is completed, we then send the tests to Cranfield University who then assess the output.

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