Three-hole, single outlet (fixed) combination tap assembly with a brass body (various finishes) incorporating quarter turn ceramic disc headwork. The spout outlet incorporates a plastic aerator. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 60°C.
A range of shower handsets with brass bodies in various finishes (See models). The inlet incorporates a plastic flow regulator and an approved check valve cartridge; however, the complete product has not been fully tested to demonstrate it provides backflow protection. Maximum operating temperature 80°C
Range of three-hole, single outlet (fixed) combination tap assemblies with brass bodies (various finishes) incorporating a quarter turn ceramic disc headworks with single lever operating members. The spout outlets incorporate plastic aerators. Some models are supplied with lever operated pop-up wastes. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar
Non-metallic materials and components comply with BS6920 at 60°C
Range of installation kits with brass bodies. Maximum working pressure 5.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 85°C.
Range of three-hole, single outlet (fixed) combination tap assemblies (chrome plated brass) and trim sets incorporating quarter turn ceramic disc headworks with single lever or cross top operating members. The spout outlets incorporate a plastic aerator or flow straightener (depending on model). Models beginning with V7171-1, V7171-2 & V717-3 incorporate approved check valve cartridges, however, the complete products has not been fully tested to demonstrate they provide backflow protection. Maximum working pressure 5.0 Bar Maximum operating temperature 60.0°C
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