Trafalgar Concealed Individual Diverter + Thermostatic Control Shower Valve

Trafalgar Concealed Individual Diverter + Thermostatic Control Shower Valve (for 2 Outlets)

The Trafalgar Concealed Individual Diverter + Thermostatic Control Shower Valve Pack features a Edwardian style bevelled backplate with luxurious crosshead and lever handles. This traditional style shower valve pack is perfect for installing in a concealed arrangement, linked to two outlets.

The Trafalgar concealed shower valve consists of two individual controls, for temperature and flow. The brass valve bodies come with chrome plated backplates and handles. This concealed valve has been designed to divert between two outlets e.g. fixed head/slide rail kit, fixed head/body jets or slide rail kit/body jets.  

Product Details

• Diverter Valve: W70 x H70 x D154mm
• Thermostatic Control: W70 x H150 x D154mm
• Backplate: Backplate: 70 x 70mm
• Style: Traditional
• Range: Trafalgar
• Valve Handles: Crosshead and Lever
• Colour/Finish: Chrome Plated
• Material: Brass Internals
• Concealed fitting
• Traditional bevelled backplates
• For use with 2 Outlets
• Min operating pressure: 0.5 bar 
• Max operating pressure: 5 bar 
• Hot Water Supply Temperature 55-85°C 
• Cold Water Supply Temperature 4-29°C
• Suitable for modern pressurised plumbing systems.
• Pack includes individual thermostatic control with a individual diverter valve for switching water flow between 2 outlets.
• Shower valve will not work efficiently on a gravity fed tank system, unless a booster pump is installed.
• Should a pump be required we recommend a universal or negative head pump.
  

For further information refer to products installation instructions

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

 All measurements are approximate

Images are for illustrative purposes only

Comprises

(1) Individual Diverter Valve with Traditional Backplate
(1) Thermostatic Valve with Traditional Backplate

Gravity Fed Systems:
If you live in an older property there’s a good chance you have a low pressure gravity-fed system. This shower valve requires a minimum pressure of 0.5 bar therefore we recommend installing a negative or universal pump (sold separately). Please note: Positive pumps will not work.