Orion Modern Twin Exposed Thermostatic Shower Valve + Rigid Riser

Description

Orion Modern Twin Exposed Thermostatic Shower Valve with Rigid Riser in Chrome

The Orion Modern Twin Exposed Thermostatic Shower Valve with Rigid Riser in Chrome is a minimalist design that offers thermostatic showering. It comes with two easy-to-operate controls: one for flow control and the other for temperature selection.

This exposed shower valve features a built-in anti-scald device for added safety, which becomes operational should the cold water supply fail. The Orion Dual exposed thermostatic shower valve adds a touch of sophistication and style to any bathroom.

Although these fittings are suitable for medium water pressure, we recommend a minimum pressure of 0.5 bar for optimal performance.

Shower Valve Details:

• Depth: 138mm
• Type: Dual Exposed or Concealed Shower Valve
• Handle Type: Lever
• Style: Modern
• Colour/Finish: Chrome
• Material: Solid brass
• Operates a single shower accessory – 1 Outlet
• Wall Mounted
• Smooth Operation with Quality Components
• Water Pressure: 0.5 bar to 5 bar
• Anti-scald technology
• Supplied with a round back plate for concealed fixing
• 150mm between pipe inlet centres
• Suitable for modern pressurised plumbing systems.
• Outlet: 15 mm (1/2″ BSP)
• Hot water temperature: 55 to 85 Degrees
• For gravity-fed systems, a pump will be required. We recommend a universal or negative head pump.

Rigid Riser Details:

• Height: 1060mm
• Depth: 565mm
• Pipe Size: 15mm (1/2″ BSP)
• Colour/Finish: Polished Chrome
• Material: Brass
• Type: Rigid Riser
• Pressure: MP – 0.5 Bar Minimum
• Complete with a 6″ rainfall shower head
• For use with exposed shower valves

Guarantee: 5 Years (1 Year on serviceable parts, for example, internal components such as check valves and cartridges)

Please note that all measurements are approximate and pictures are for illustrative purposes only.

Package Includes:

(1) Orion Dual Thermostatic Shower Valve
(1) Chrome Traditional Rigid Riser + 6″ Shower Rose

Gravity Fed Systems: The shower requires a minimum of 1.5 bar of static water pressure. If the shower is being fitted to a gravity-fed water tank from the loft (which we do not recommend), it needs to be fitted with a negative or universal head shower pump. The shower is designed to have its own independent water feed from the mains.