A chrome single lever mixer tap for use in a shower. The thermostatic cartridge provides personal temperature control at the ?point of use?. Colour indicators on the surface indicate warm or cold temperature. The complete unit includes a recessed wall box.
Order codes ATM608 - Complete Unit - Including recessed wall box
Order separately for larger projects
ATM608B - Recessed In-Wall Body and Box Components
ATM608P - External Fascia Plate and Handle Components
This product may also be known as Enware sequential shower mixer with Built-in Thermo static mixing valve
* Technically advanced Aquablend? Thermostatic Cartridge provides personal temperature control at the 'Point of Use'
* Compliant to AS4032:1
* Colour indication on top surface of handle for easy identification
* Easy to clean design
* Serviceable in-situ
Method of operation
* Sequential operation delivers energy efficient water flow through a single radial movement. Flow always begins with cold water, with the temperature increasing through a 120 arc. This design reduces the wastage of hot and cold mixed water when only cold is required with the added benefit of easier control for users
Safety features
* The Aquablend SQX? range is designed for higher risk environments such as hospitals or aged care facilities for anti-scald protection and to reduce the risk of legionella
* Locating the TMV at the outlet improves a facility's 'duty of care' towards its users by reducing the risk of microbial or bacterial growth within the plumbing supply lines.
* The Aquablend SQX? outlets feature self-draining spouts for further safety
* Cool to touch, non-conductive technology in the mixer body avoids the risk of skin burns
Applications
Healthcare, aged care, hospitals, schools, child care centres and by people with disabilities
Technical information
Hot Temperature Supply Range 55C - 85C
Cold Temperature Supply Range 5C - 25C
Adjustable Temperature 35C - 46C
Operating Working Presure 20 - 500* kPa
Installation by a licensed plumber is recommended
In public buildings, taps should be installed by a licensed plumber to comply with AS 1428
Some assistive technology needs to meet Australian or other standards. Standards may relate to materials, manufacturing and installation. Products that meet Australian or international standards will have written certification. To find out if a product meets Australian Standards ask the supplier to show you the certificate. For more information about standards also see
www.ilcnsw.asn.au/home/assistive_technology/standards
NSW, Australia