Range of wall mounted non concussive taps (chrome plated brass) incorporating a spring-loaded headwork operated via a single lever operating member. The outlet incorporates a flow straightener. Maximum working pressure: 10.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature: 65°C.
Range of self-closing spray guns, (chrome plated) brass bodies, the outlet incorporates a plastic aerator with a lever type operating member. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Maximum working temperature 60°C.
Range of self-closing combination taps with brass bodies (chrome plated), incorporating a non-concussive headwork with dome type operating members. The inlet incorporate an approved single check valve cartridge, however the complete assembly has not been verified to demonstrate it provides backflow protection. The inlets incorporate a servicing valve and stainless-steel filter. The outlet incorporate a plastic flow straightener. Maximum working pressure 8.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 60°C.
Range of deck mounted self-closing pillar taps (chromium plated brass), incorporating a spring-loaded headwork with a dome type operating member. The spout outlet incorporates a plastic flow straightener. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Maximum working temperature 60°C.
Range of brass interlocked shower hoses (various finishes - see model) with TPE inner liner and NBR washers. Maximum operating temperature 65°C.
Range of stainless-steel braided EPDM lined flexible hose assemblies incorporating EPDM washers and ‘O’-rings, and various end connections, some of which include a brass bodied screwdriver operated spherical valve with chrome plated brass ball (see model). For use with copper pipe (EN 1057) Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 85°C.
Range of wall mounted, concealed, manual blending shower valves with brass bodies and trim set (various finishes). The flow is controlled independently to one or two separate outlets via ‘detent’ (push to on push to off) headworks (see model). Temperature is controlled via a ceramic cartridge. The inlets incorporate single 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 70°C.
Wall mounted manual blending shower valves with brass bodies (various finishes - see model) incorporating a ceramic cartridge headwork with a single lever operating member. The outlet incorporates an approved check valve cartridge, 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.
Wall mounted manual blending shower valves with brass bodies (various finishes - see model) incorporating a ceramic cartridge headwork with a single lever operating member. The outlet incorporates an approved check valve cartridge with an integral plastic flow regulator, 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.
Wall mounted thermostatic shower valve (chromium plated brass), incorporating a single sequential headwork controlling both flow and temperature using a single lever operating member. The inlets incorporate flow regulators, plastic strainers and approved single check valve cartridges, however the complete product has not been fully tested to demonstrate it provides backflow protection. The product is supplied with a chrome plated shower handset, shower hose and riser rail assembly. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 65°C.
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