Domestic Plumbing & Heating

The failsafe merchant thermostatic mixing valve has been specifically designed and manufactured to meet the requirements of the latest National Health Service model engineering specification - D08 and BS 7942 for use in vulnerable person applications. Approved to EN1287:2017 and EN1111:2017 and therefore suitable for domestic applications in compliance with Part G of the Building Regulations.

Thermostatic mixing valves are used to maintain the domestic hot water supplied to the user at a constant and safe temperature, when variations in the hot and cold water supply conditions and draw off flow rates occur.
The mixcal III range has been designed primarily for single user outlets including wash basins, showers, baths and bidets but is also suitable for multiple outlet use.

Thermostatic mixing valves are used to maintain the domestic hot water supplied to the user at a constant and safe temperature, when variations in the hot and cold water supply conditions and draw off flow rates occur.

The mixcal III group thermostatic mixing valve has been designed especially for centralised systems which demand high flow rates, for example with multiple outlets such as shower and wash basins.

The thermostatic mixing valve is used in solar thermal systems for the production of domestic hot water.
It is designed to maintain the set temperature of the mixed water supplied to the user when there are variations in the temperature and pressure conditions of the incoming hot and cold water or in the flow rate.
It is also fitted with an anti-scald safety function, which immediately shuts off the hot water flow in case of a failure in the cold water supply at the inlet.
This particular series of mixing valves can function continuously at the high temperatures of the incoming hot water from the solar storage tank

The Altecnic thermostatic regulator for domestic hot water re-circulation systems automatically maintain the specified water temperature.
The thermostatic regulator is intended to be installed in the return pipe of each re-circulation circuit, automatically maintaining the specified water temperature. The regulator controls the flow rate in accordance with the inlet water
temperature by means of a dedicated internal thermostatic cartridge. When the water temperature approaches the set value, the obturator progressively closes and reduces the flow passage reducing the amount of water re-circulating.
The water supplied by the re-circulation pump is available to be distributed to other branches in the system, resulting in effective automatic thermal balancing. The regulator is equipped with a thermal disinfection function, which is useful if the water temperature exceeds 55 to 60˚C