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Are you talking about a standard "boiler", usually wall-mounted? They're almost invariably rated at 3kw, so can run from a standard 16-amp Shuko socket. It doesn't hurt to have it controlled by a separate wall switch; personally, I prefer to run them on a separate circuit to prevent overloading - you never know what else might end up on a shared circuit. The installation is a doddle, especially if the water connection already exists.

I find Eldom boilers offer the best bang for your buck - spend a little extra and get a stainless steel one, they'll repay the cost many times over..

DON'T buy Ariston Velis - they look good but are total cr*p!

We have a washing machine near to where the boiler will go, so have close by water supply.

A shower and sink run off the supply from another boiler which feeds the hot water for whole house.

When people visit we end up with hot water runs out so idea is 2nd boiler to feed downstairs shower and toilet sink.

Also looking at ceramic heating element.

In our village house we found that one 80-litre boiler worked fine for four people, provided everyone didn't want a shower at the same time. I had a 100-litre one plumbed in to work in tandem with the 80, ie both feeding everywhere, but聽 in the event it's never been turned on, or even filled, in the 10+ years since it was installed...

You've not met my wife's family, they like their showers,( sweaty聽 bunch).