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General| Installation type | Wall-Mounted |
|---|---|
| Material | Brass |
| Finish | Chrome |
| Flow rate | 20 l/min |
| Flow rate at 3 bar | 20 l/min |
| Flow rate of bath spout at 3 bar | 20 l/min |
| Thermostat cartridge | Yes |
| Temperature limitation adjustable | Yes |
| Non-return valve | Yes |
| With silencer | Yes |
| Material of handle | Metal |
| Dirt filter included | Yes |
| Warranty | 5 years |
| Temperature control | Thermostatic |
| Centre distance | 150 mm |
| Operating pressure | 1-5 bar |
| Pressure | 1-5 bar |
Explains symbols used in the manual, including safety-related ones.
Describes the pre-set maximum temperature feature for safety.
Covers general installation requirements like flushing, testing, and plumbing codes.
Lists operating pressures, temperatures, flow rates, and disinfection parameters.
Recommends periodic thermostat operation and check valve inspection.
Lists part codes for colors and finishes.
Refers to how to use the product.
Details causes like low pressure or dirty filters and their remedies.
Explains backflow issues, their causes, and solutions like cleaning or replacing parts.
Addresses incorrect temperature output, suggesting thermostat adjustment or checking hot water temp.
Covers problems with temperature control due to dirty regulators or incorrect installation.
Describes potential issues with the safety stop button like spring defects or calcification.
Explains stiff valve issues and dripping due to calcification or damaged units.
Explains the pre-set maximum temperature for safety.
Details checking and correcting thermostat output temperature after installation.
Details the process of adjusting the thermostat for temperature control.
Lists 'open' and 'close' functions in multiple languages.
Shows indicators for hot and cold water temperatures.
Lists product certifications and approval marks.
Provides technical drawings with measurements for various models.
Illustrates the relationship between water flow rate and pressure.
Emphasizes safe installation, use, maintenance, and reading instructions.
Highlights adherence to UK Water Regulations and Building Regulations.
Recommends using registered plumbers from CIPHE or WIAPS.
Advises on handling plastic bags, keeping children away, and checking for hidden utilities.
Recommends safety glasses and disconnecting power tools when drilling.
Warns against operating damaged units or blocking water flow.
Recommends annual servicing by a qualified person.
Mentions check valves and filters on thermostatic elements.
States the necessity of fitting isolation valves for preferred installation.
Lists operating pressure range, test pressure, and hot water temperatures.
Details flow rate, maximum outlet temperature, and safety check temperature.
Provides recommended mixed water temperatures for shower, washbasin, and bath.
Stresses installation compliance with current Water Regulations.
Lists compatible systems like boilers, unvented, and pumped systems.
Specifies minimum head requirement for gravity fed systems.
Advises flushing the system before connecting the mixer to remove debris.
Illustrates a pressure balanced unvented water supply system.
Shows a typical setup for a gas combination boiler system.
Depicts a pumped water supply system configuration.
Explains the objective of commissioning tests for performance reference.
Outlines checks for valve designation, supply pressures, and temperatures.
Details recording temperatures, isolating cold supply, and achieving stable mixed water temps.
Provides a guide to maximum mixed water temperatures for different applications during site tests.
Addresses acceptable residual flow and temperature limits during tests.
Specifies how temperature readings should be taken using a thermometer probe.
Mandates re-commissioning and re-testing after any adjustment or service.
Explains the goal of monitoring performance and identifying service needs.
Outlines carrying out tests, checking strainers/valves, and identifying service needs.
Provides a general framework for determining in-service test frequency.
Details specific intervals based on observed temperature changes and adjustments.
Advises setting future test intervals based on past stable performance.
Clarifies that TMV2 in-service tests are required annually.
Explains how temperature is limited by a safety stop, with override options.
Suggests factory set values for maximum mixed water temperature for domestic use.
Refers to pages 62 and 63 for procedures on setting temperatures.
Recommends periodic thermostat operation and annual checks for smooth running.
Advises cleaning filters if water flow drops, referencing specific steps.
Guides users to specific steps for calibrating the thermostat if readings are incorrect.
