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Item Details
Aqualoc Tap Valves
ILC Reference NO 81:51:098
Item sourced from ILC NSW database
Short Description
Aqualoc is a specially designed tap valve that saves water, energy and eliminates tap washer maintenance. It is a modular construction consisting of two parts: the Aqualoc base which sits in and on the tap seat and a jumper valve which regulated the flow of water. Suitable for hot and cold water.
Price Guide
Approx Price: $0.00
Price Date: 06/06/2007
POA
More Details
. Aqualoc Tap Valves replace conventional washers and 1/4 turn ceramic cartridges (spindle changeover required) in tapware.
. The jumper valve varies in diameter, providing a range of flow rates catering from gravity fed systems to high pressure.
. The patented multi ridging system within the base provides a unique seal on the seat of the tap, eliminating leaking taps. There is no need to change a washer again.
. Aqualoc prevents full pressure dumps. It reduces and in most cases eliminates water hammer. One Aqualoc model is specifically designed for washing machine and dishwasher based water hammer.
. It's design creates a vacuum, rendering stiff taps easy to turn on and off.
. Provides a controlled, even flow of water delivering savings on water costs.
. Reduces hot water heating. The reduction in power usage contributes to significant savings in CO2 emissions
. The two piece seal renders it virtually unbreakable and vandal proof, making it suitable to install in public facilities or high use tapware.
. The base seals and protects the seat of a tap. There are no washers to grind against the seat to cause wear. Therefore the tap's life expectancy is increased.
. A combination of the different flow models can be used to equalise the flow fluctuations from any outlet.
. They are relatively easy to install and require no maintenance
Models
. Pressure can vary. Ask a plumber to advise on the correct model.
. Any model can be fitted to cistern taps
Aqualoc Model 12
Saves 27% water and stops leaks. Recommended for bath tubs, laundry tubs, commercial kitchens.
Aqualoc Model 09
Saves 64% water and stops leaks. Recommended for shower taps, household kitchen taps.
Aqualoc Model 06
Saves 84% water and stops leaks. Recommended for hand basins and very high pressure systems.
Aqualoc Standard
Stops leaks. Recommended for very low pressure / gravity fed systems.
Aqualoc Standard with Spring
To be used in conjunction with the above models to limit water hammer. For open taps such as washing machines.
Installation
Do it yourself installation
Standards
For some types of equipment, specific Australian or other Standard(s) are applicable to the materials used in, the manufacturing processes applied to and the installation of products. Compliance with relevant Standards is indicated by written certification that a product has been tested and assessed as compliant with specified Standards. Purchasers are advised to check with the supplier or manufacturer of this item as to its compliance with relevant Standard(s).
. All Aqualoc models are fully licensed and accredited, including Watermark and AAA.
Place Of Manufacture
WA Australia
Supplier Information - click to supplier for contacts details
AQUALOC TAP VALVES PTY LTD,
SPIT JUNCTION, NSW
TRADELINK PLUMBING SUPPLIES,
CASTLE HILL, NSW
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