Domestic Plumbing & Heating

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

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 valves are also equipped with an anti-scald safety function which immediately shuts off the flow of hot water in the event of a failure in the cold water supply.

The 5200 mixing valves provides the mixed water outlet in line with the hot water inlet from the storage, facilitating trouble-free connection and reducing the space required for installation.

A tempering valve is used in systems where the water in the storage cylinder can reach temperatures significantly above 60°C. In the event of failure of the hot or cold water supplies the tempering valve will automatically shut down in line with the BS EN 15092 test standard.

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 5231 range has been designed especially for centralised systems which demand high flow rates, for example with multiple outlets such as shower and wash basins.