Ok but you still shouldn't have electricity that close to water and ground connection - that's really, really dangerous of course.
Why don't you just have a small waterheater somwhere else in the house or flat? There are small ones to. My mother keeps one in her summerhouse here just to get hot water for washing up and washing your hands and so on. Then you wouldn't have to have the electrical parts in the actual bathroom but somwhere else in the house and just draw heated tap water for your needs to the bathroom or kitchen when you need it.
Heating cold water in the actual showerhead (which is what I imagine the Brazilian showers does then?) seem extremely dangerous! :-(
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Ok but you still shouldn't have electricity that close to water and ground connection - that's really, really dangerous of course.
Why don't you just have a small waterheater somwhere else in the house or flat? There are small ones to. My mother keeps one in her summerhouse here just to get hot water for washing up and washing your hands and so on. Then you wouldn't have to have the electrical parts in the actual bathroom but somwhere else in the house and just draw heated tap water for your needs to the bathroom or kitchen when you need it.
Heating cold water in the actual showerhead (which is what I imagine the Brazilian showers does then?) seem extremely dangerous! :-(