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Item Details

Safe N Easy Hot Water Shut Down Valves

ILC Reference NO 81:49:006
Item sourced from ILC SA database

Short Description
A range of valves which are applied directly a shower or bath spout to prevent water over a certain temperature from flowing.

Price Guide
Refer to supplier information for pricing details.

Features
The temperature is set at 48 degrees Celsius (+/- 2 degrees).

The device cuts the water to a trickle.

This device is only suitable for outlets where hot and cold water come from the one spout.

May be installed without calling a licenced plumber.

Water flow is re-established by turning on the cold water tap.

Models
BathSafe Model:
- screwed inside the wall end of the bath spout using plumbers tape.
- requires 5mm of spare thread inside the spout.
- not visible once spout is remounted.

ShowerSafe Model:
- screwed onto wall connection of shower arm with plumbers tape.

TapSafe Model:
- installed by unscrewing the aerator from the spout and screwing the product onto the spout. The aerator is then screwed back on top the TapSafe unit.

Standards
The performance of the devices follows the requirements as set down by the National Drainage and Plumbing Code AS3500.4-1994.

This regulation stipulates that for new hot water installations delivering hot water to residential buildings at outlets used primarily for personal hygiene, the temperature shall not exceed 50 degrees Celsius.

For early childhood centres, primary and secondary schools, and nursing homes or similar facilities for the aged, sick or disabled persons, the temperature shall not exceed 43.5 degrees Celsius.

Place Of Manufacture
Australia

Supplier Information - click to supplier for contacts details
TRADELINK PLUMBING SUPPLIES , ALBERT PARK, SA

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