Working Parameters and Specifications
Factory temperature setting:
Outlet temperature setting range:
Temperature, Hot supply:
Temperature, Cold supply:
Minimum hot to mix differential temperature: 15˚C
Temperature stability:
Maximum pressure, static:
Working pressure, HP:
Working pressure, LP:
Flow rate, minimum:
Recommended Outlet Temperatures:
Washbasins:
41°C
Showers:
41°C
Bidet:
38°C
Bath fill:
44°C
Please note:
If the water supply is fed by gravity then the supply pressure
should be verified to ensure the conditions meet the
minimum requirements of the valve.
For wash hand basins it is assumed washing will be under
running water
•
A thermostatic mixing valve having multiple designations
(ie. it is capable of satisfying the requirement of this
specification for more than one application) should be
re-set on site to suit it's the right designations.
•
The mixed water temperature must never exceed
46°C at a terminal fitting, this is the maximum water
temperature from the bath, it takes into account the
allowable temperature tolerances inherent in the
thermostatic mixing valve and temperature losses
in metal baths. It is not a safe bathing temperature
for adults or children. The British Burns Association
recommends 37°C as a comfortable bathing
temperature for children.
•
In premises covered by the Care Standards Act 2000,
the maximum mixed water outlet temperature is 43°C.
Approvals & Standards
WRAS Approved
TMV2 Approved
BS EN 1287 - LP
BS EN 1111 - HP
Exploded Diagram
43°C
35-60°C
55-65°C
Equal to or
less than 25˚C
± 2˚C
14 bar
0.5 - 5 bar
0.1 - 1 bar
4 lpm
Reliance Worldwide Corporation (UK) Ltd
Worcester Road, Evesham,Worcester, WR11 4RA, UK
Reliance Worldwide Corporation (UK) Ltd reserves the right to make changes to the
product which may affect the accuracy of information contained in this leaflet.
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Instructions
Heatguard TMV2
Base Valve
The Heatguard Base Valve is a thermostatic mixing
valve which has been manufactured in accordance to
BSEN 1111 and is approved by the TMV2 scheme.
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