hansgrohe Ecostat SquareThermostatic mixer for concealed installation for 2 outlets
Product code 15714700
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Article features
- 2 outlets
- volume control and diverter for 2 outlets
- thermostatic mixer cartridge, shut-off/ diverter valve
- installation type: concealed installation
- flow rate upper outlet: 28 l/min
- flow rate lower outlet: 25 l/min
- maximum flow rate at 3 bar: 29 l/min
- min. operating pressure: 1 bar
- max. operating pressure: 10 bar
- Safety stop at 40 °C
- temperature limitation adjustable
- non-return valve
- connection type: basic set
- noise class: I
- WRAS 2308702
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TMV3 - A thermostatic mixing valve with enhanced thermal performance, complying with NHS Estates requirements.
The TMV3 Scheme is the third party valve accreditation programme administered by Buildcert. It is an independent test to check if the submitted valves are suitable for use in high risk commercial healthcare applications in the UK.
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Innovative technologies
Safety lock at over 40 °C
Always constant water temperature
For mindful use of water
SafetyStop
Safety lock at over 40 °C
A temperature limitation that ensures safe showering pleasure at all times. The function prevents too hot water from coming out of the shower. The scald protection is a big safety plus, especially for children or people with restricted mobility.
Thermostat
Always constant water temperature
Safe and reliable: The thermostat with integrated temperature control continuously monitors the water temperature while showering or bathing. It reacts quickly to changes in pressure and keeps the temperature comfortably at a constant level. For pleasant water enjoyment at all times.
Water flow control
For mindful use of water
The amount of water can be precisely adjusted via a control dial on the water-saving thermostat control, enabling you to use less water every day. Ideal also for children, who usually prefer gentle flow of water anyway.
