Bristan Carre Exposed Fixed Head Bar Shower with Diverter + Kit

Description

Bristan Carre Thermostatic Surface Mounted Shower Valve with Diverter and Fast Fix Kit CR-SHXDIVFF-C

Shower in comfort and style with the Bristan Carre Exposed Fixed Head Bar Shower. The diverter enables seamless switching between the large fixed shower head and handset, both of which have rub clean nozzles to easily remove limescale. Having dual controls means you can accurately control flow and temperature separately, to get the water exactly how you like it. The thermostatic bar shower valve maintains a constant water temperature, with an adjustable maximum temperature setting and automatic shut off in case either the hot or cold water supply fails – so you can shower with complete peace of mind.

Features

• Dual control – flow and temperature are controlled separately, giving accurate control of both.
• Thermostatic cartridge maintains showering temperature to +/- 1oC by compensating for changes in the incoming
• water temperature and pressure giving the stable outlet temperature.
• Automatic shut off in the event of hot or cold water supply failure, thus reducing the risk of scalding.
• Factory set to a maximum of 38oC to eliminate the ability to select an unsafe temperature – this can be manually
• over-ridden up to 46°C to suit user preference.
• Supplied with 1.5m hose, single function handset and 200mm rose, both with rub clean nozzles.
• Utilises unique fast fit system – WMNT10 C
• Chrome plated to BSN 248.

Product Specification

• Brand – Bristan
• Product Code – CR SHXDIVFF C
• Finish – Chrome Plated
• Product Type – Contemporary
• Construction – Body is of brass construction
• Cartridge Type – Thermostatic cartridge
• Supply – Suitable for all plumbing systems,
• preferably balanced
• Inlet Connection – 15mm compression
• Outlet Connection – G 1/2″
• Water Pressure – Min 0.5bar, Max. 5.0bar
• Dimensions for Fitting – 150mm inlet centres
• Shower head diameter – 200mm
  
• WRAS approved

Guarantee: 5 years covering manufacturing faults