Water

When compared to conventional shower mixers, a Kelda shower uses nearly 70,000 fewer litres of water each year (69,800). This is a reduction of 55% in the amount of water used. On average, this equates to an annual saving of £180, or 40% of the water bill for a household of four.

Energy

Due to their usage requiring less water, Kelda showers use 2,220 kWh less of energy each year than conventional shower mixers. For a household of four, this is a reduction of 55% of the amount of energy used, resulting in a saving of £285 off their annual bill. By replacing a conventional shower mixer with a Kelda shower, a typical household can reduce its energy consumption by 10%  each year. This saving of 2,200 kWh is approximately the equivalent of boiling the kettle 20,000 times.

Carbon Emissions 

Having a Kelda shower installed can reduce the cost of a property. Kelda showers emit 540 kilograms, or 55%, less carbon dioxide each year than conventional shower mixers. This means that a typical household could reduce the amount of carbon emissions their home emits by approximately 10%, which equates to 540 kg of CO2. This is the equivalent of flying over 1,200 miles, which would be from London to Düsseldorf, Germany, 3 times over.

Financial

A family of four using metered water would save roughly £465 a year if they switched from a traditional mixer shower to a Kelda shower due to the overall decrease in energy and water consumption.