Wall mounted concealed thermostatic shower valve, with a single sequential headwork controlling both flow and temperature. A manual diverter controls the flow between a shower handset or overhead shower. The inlets incorporate a single check valve however the complete assembly has not been tested to demonstrate it provides adequate backflow protection. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 50°C.
Range of wall mounted, concealed, manual blending valves with either a dome type or single lever operating member. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 80°C.
Wall mounted, concealed, manual blending valve with DZR brass body and chrome plated trim set, incorporating a quarter turn ceramic disc headwork controlling the flow and a ceramic cartridge controlling the temperature independently, bothwith dome type operating members. The inlets incorporate approved check valve cartridges, however, the complete product has not been fully tested to demonstrate it provides backflow protection. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 60°C.
Range of deck mounted, concealed, manually operated blending valves with brass bodies or stainless-steel bodies (various finishes), incorporating a ceramic cartridge headwork with a single lever operating member. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 70°C.
Shower kit consisting of a wall mounted thermostatic blending valve with a brass body (chrome plated), incorporating quarter turn ceramic disc headwork which controls the flow with dome operating members, temperature is controlled independently via a thermostatic cartridge with dome type operating member which incorporate a manual override button.. Each inlet incorporates an approved check valve cartridge, however, the complete product has not been fully tested to demonstrate it provides backflow protection. The product is supplied with shower hose, shower handset, riser rail. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 60°C.
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