Product description
Mixing valve - thermostatic control
A mixing valve (also called mixing valve or thermostatic control) serves to safely tap hot water.
This temperature limiter is placed in the outgoing pipe of a (solar) boiler, geyser or combi boiler, or in the hot water supply of the shower.
Hot tap water can be dangerous
Hot water, directly from the boiler, can be a combustion hazard. It also costs energy, due to unnecessary heat losses in pipes.
In solar water heater installations, water temperatures can rise to near the boiling point. Hot tap water is inconvenient, dangerous to children and can be harmful to appliances, such as dishwashers and washing machines.
Applications
Adding cold water
The solution is a mixing valve, which acts like an automatic thermostat control for hot water. It limits the upper temperature of the hot water before it goes to the taps.
Control is achieved by dosed mixing with cold water. In this way, you achieve a constant water temperature at each tapping point.
Mixing valve for professional use
The mixing valve has a robust design. Can be used in sanitary installations (with or without loop) in nursing homes, sports facilities and schools.
Energy savings through reduction of pipe losses. This control can also be used for underfloor heating with circulating water.
Mixing valve regulates water temperature
This mixing valve is infinitely adjustable (rotary knob) between 35 and 65 degrees. It comes with the pictured 3/4 inch fittings with gasket set and a comprehensive manual.
Mount in the output circuit of the (solar) boiler, electric boiler or combi boiler. This temperature control works very reliably, without wires or electronics!
Specifications
- Water capacity: 1.90 m3/h
- Implementation: robust, brass
- Connections: G1 and R3/4”
- Adaptors: included
- Setting: rotary knob (manual)
- Control range: +35...+65 °C
- Inlet temperature: < +90 °C
- Working pressure: maximum 10 bar
- Seals: asbestos-free
- Fabrication: Resol MA10
- Manual: DUI + EN