So, looking at the Cara on Tritons website, it appears it's available in 3 flavours... 8.5kW, 9.5kW and 10.5kW.
The best case is it's an 8.5kW unit, but even that will run at around 36A on full load.
Whilst a 30A breaker will take this for quite some time, it should eventually trip, but over time the breaker will suffer the effects and will begin to trip earlier.
If it's 9.5kW unit, it's 39A and a 10.5kW unit would be 44A. That's assuming a supply voltage of 240v (if it's more than that, the current drawn will be slightly higher).
My guess is, it's been upgraded without consideration of the supply.
So in my view you have two options... change the shower unit for a less powerful one or upgrade the supply to one that can handle it (if it's a 9.5kW unit I'd be inclined to use 10mm cable on a 40A breaker). The unfortunate thing is, getting a new breaker for that board (I won't fit second hand ones) is going to be tricky at best, so I would install a separate little consumer unit (such as this:- British General 5-Module 1-Way Populated Shower Consumer Unit - https://www.screwfix.com/p/british-general-5-module-1-way-populated-shower-consumer-unit/1336j) and run a new supply cable and isolator.
Without seeing the job, the layout etc. (for cable routing) is impossible to give an accurate quote, but half a day plus materials wouldn't be too far wide of the mark.
Sent you a PM with more detail on pricing.
The best case is it's an 8.5kW unit, but even that will run at around 36A on full load.
Whilst a 30A breaker will take this for quite some time, it should eventually trip, but over time the breaker will suffer the effects and will begin to trip earlier.
If it's 9.5kW unit, it's 39A and a 10.5kW unit would be 44A. That's assuming a supply voltage of 240v (if it's more than that, the current drawn will be slightly higher).
My guess is, it's been upgraded without consideration of the supply.
So in my view you have two options... change the shower unit for a less powerful one or upgrade the supply to one that can handle it (if it's a 9.5kW unit I'd be inclined to use 10mm cable on a 40A breaker). The unfortunate thing is, getting a new breaker for that board (I won't fit second hand ones) is going to be tricky at best, so I would install a separate little consumer unit (such as this:- British General 5-Module 1-Way Populated Shower Consumer Unit - https://www.screwfix.com/p/british-general-5-module-1-way-populated-shower-consumer-unit/1336j) and run a new supply cable and isolator.
Without seeing the job, the layout etc. (for cable routing) is impossible to give an accurate quote, but half a day plus materials wouldn't be too far wide of the mark.
Sent you a PM with more detail on pricing.