‘TWK7534, TWK5810, TWK5811, TWK5812, TWK5813, TWK5814, TWK5815’. Black coloured, injection moulded EPDM materials. Shore hardness between 55A & 85A. Tested in-radius size 1.0mm. For use with water up to 85°C.
'GM-EP01'. Black coloured, compression moulded EPDM material. Shore hardness 70. Tested in-radius size 1.15mm. For use with water up to 23°C.
'4711'. Black coloured, compression moulded NBR rubber. Shore hardness 71. Tested in-radius size 1.0mm. For use with water up to 23°C. From December 2023, the material is suitable for use with water up to 85°C.
Range of single hole, single outlet (fixed) electronically controlled tap assemblies (chrome plated brass bodies). Flow is controlled by a solenoid valve activated via an infra-red sensor. The temperature is controlled via a manual operating single lever on body. The inlets hose incorporates stainless steel strainer and an approved check valve cartridge (however, the complete assembly has not been fully tested to demonstrate that it provides backflow protection). The spout outlet incorporates a plastic aerator and the product is supplied with metal backnuts. Maximum working pressure 8.0 Bar
Non-metallic materials and components comply with BS6920 at 70°C
Range of single hole, single outlet (fixed) electronically controlled tap assemblies (chrome plated). Flow is controlled by a solenoid valve activated via an infra-red sensor. The product incorporates a manual temperature control operated by a single lever on the side of the body. Spout outlet incorporates plastic aerator. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar.
Non-metallic materials and components comply with BS6920 at 60°C
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