GF Sunny Niagara Solar Garden Shower Fucsia

Never take a cold shower again, thanks to this Sunny Niagara Solar Garden Shower from GF!

The Sunny Niagara Garden Shower uses the heat of the sun to produce warm water in an eco-friendly way without electricity. Ideal for the garden, camping, by the pool, on the patio, or next to a hot tub.

The specially designed heating element in the base of this garden shower consists of a heat-absorbing surface with a water reservoir (10 liters) underneath. This heats up by exposing the base to the sun for several hours (at least 2 hours, depending on sunlight intensity and outdoor temperature). This can raise the water temperature up to 60°C.

When mixed with cold water, this yields up to 60 liters of water at approximately 30°C — enough for several minutes of pleasantly warm showering. Turn the shower off, and the heating process begins again, allowing you to enjoy a warm shower multiple times a day.

Connecting the shower is very simple. The shower is compatible with any standard outdoor tap and can easily be connected using a garden hose with hose connectors on both ends.

How does it work?

• Connect the garden shower to the outdoor tap using a garden hose with hose connectors on both ends.
• Turn on the outdoor tap (and keep the mixing tap on the shower closed), allowing the reservoir to fill with water and heat up using solar energy.
• After about 2 hours, the water in the reservoir will be warm.
• Use the hot and cold-water mixing tap on the shower to set the desired water temperature.
• An integrated pressure regulator ensures a constant water flow, even at lower water pressure.
• The shower is delivered in a box and can be quickly and easily assembled and disassembled, making it convenient to take with you and set up again, for example at your holiday destination.

Additional Features: 

• Hot and cold-water mixing tap to set the right temperature
• Stable base/tank
• Shower height: 210 cm
• Extra-large showerhead
• Inlet pressure regulator with safety valve
• Color: Fucsia