Section Code 2035 : Incorporating Type AG air gap, providing fluid category 3 backflow protection. Suitable for use in a WC suite. Additional tests will need to be performed if required to demonstrate Type AUK1 air gap.
Back To Directory SectionsRange of wall hung concealed WC flushing cisterns with a BS 1212-4 float operated inlet valve providing a Type AG air gap arrangement and a dual flush outlet valve. The flush volume is operated by a push button assembly. Maximum working pressure - 10 Bar. Cold water use only.
WC flushing cistern incorporating a side entry compact type float operated inlet valve providing a Type AG air gap with a dual flush drop valve for full flush volumes of up to 6 litres and a reduced flush of up to 4 litres. The cistern is operated by a manual push button and incorporates a servicing valve on the inlet supply. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Cold water use only.
WC flushing cistern incorporating a side entry compact type float operated inlet valve providing a Type AG air gap with a dual flush drop valve for full flush volumes of up to 6 litres and a reduced flush of up to 4 litres. The cistern is operated by a manual push button and incorporates a servicing valve on the inlet supply. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Cold water use only.
WC flushing cistern incorporating a side entry compact type float operated inlet valve providing a Type AG air gap with a dual flush drop valve for full flush volumes of up to 6 litres and a reduced flush of up to 4 litres. The cistern is operated by a manual push button and incorporates a servicing valve on the inlet supply. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Cold water use only.
Concealed WC dual flushing cisterns with a BS 1212- 4 (2016) float operated inlet valve providing a Type AG air gap arrangement and a manually operated dual flush outlet valve. The flush volume is operated by a two-push button assembly for a 6 or 3 litre flush volume. The inlet supply incorporates a servicing valve. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Cold water use only.
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