One simple unit to provide anti-scald protection to all outlets in the bathroom. The bath fill, shower and basin taps do not need to be thermostatic, saving time on commissioning and money on brassware.

Central control of individual circuits for isolation and flow, reduces installation, service and maintenance time.
Single point temperature control, reduces commissioning installation time by as much as 65%.

Whole Bathroom Protection
This single assembly solution allows significant cost savings. You do not need a thermostatic shower or bath fill, and additionally provides basin tap protection. Simply install manual bath and shower mixers (separately or in a combined unit). These manual mixers allow the user to moderate the temperature down from the safe 46°C set “hot” temperature, to their chosen comfort temperature.

Advantages
This unit provides safe water temperature from one device for the whole bathroom, and allows individual circuit isolation and management. Continuous pipe runs - using manifolds reduces the numberof joints by up to 75%, by the elimination of T and L connectors between the manifold and point of use. This leads to a significant reduction in potential installation leaks, and post installation call outs. The visibility of these joints is only at the manifold and at the point of use.

This allows flow on to the cold manifold, and a union connection for servicing. Serviceable DN20 non -return cartridge, a 40 mesh sleeve strainer, full bore isolation ball valve, with Teflon seals.

Thermostatic Mixing Valve
The integrated Thermostatic Mixing Valve is suitable for TMV2 applications, and complies with EN1111 and EN1287.

This valves is designed for low risk applications to control safe water temperatures. It has tamper proof headwork, designed to be set and then covered, by the installer.

Preventing Hot Water Scalding
This product conforms to the Housing Corp Standard SDS (Housing Corporation, Scheme Development Standards, 5th Edition, Housing Corporation 2003) requirements. It can be found in sections 1.2.1.33a, 1.2.1.58 and 1.2.1.59).

We recommend you carry out a risk assessment prior to installation. For more detailed information on thermostatic control of water, we recommend you visit the website on the Thermostatic Mixing Valve Manufactures Associaton www.tmva.org.uk, and download BRE information paper IP 14/03.