The structure of a shower head mainly consists of two parts: the shower head structure and special shower head structures. Different shower head structures have different functions. The general structure of a shower head is divided into internal and external parts. The external structure mainly includes threaded connectors, the body, the faceplate, the water outlet sleeve, the screw cap, and the control ring. These mainly serve to fix the shower head and control the water flow. The internal structure mainly includes a mesh screen, mesh frame, water diffuser, impeller, spray disc, and water distribution plate. Their main functions are to filter impurities in the water and control the water flow speed, increasing or decreasing pressure.
Using atmospheric pressure and gravity, water flows out through small holes. Most problems are due to structural issues with the shower head itself or the electric pressure booster valve in the home installation.
