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Sussex Kran DPWBMS200

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AS/NZS 3718:2005

LIC. 20081

-The In-wall (Body Mixer) is supplied and is to be used in conjunction with this Tapware.

-Secure a nogging (i) back from the front of the stud. Attach the Wall Body Mixer to the nogging. 32mm

-Ensure the Body Mixer mounted is square and parallel between the Wall Studs.

-For the purpose of the illustration, the thickness of the finished Wall coverings is calculated to be 28mm (ii)

-See step 1 for rough in configuration .

-Tapware is to be installed by a Licensed Plumber in accordance with AS/NZS 3500:2021

-Recommended working water pressure 300 - 500 Kpa. Maximum water temperature is 65°C

-After installation, ensure that tapware functions correctly without leaks.

-Please ensure a copy of the Installation Instructions are left with the end user for future reference.

DPBMS165

DPBMS200

DPWBMS165

DPWBMS200

Duet

Progressive Basin/Bath Mixer

System Product code

Rough-in:

Plumber note

-(A) Handle

-(B) Spindle Adapter

-(C) Spindle Extention

-(D) Dress Ring

-(E) Spindle

-(F) Supply Post

-(G) Dress Ring (Outlet)

-(H) Set Screw

-(I) Outlet

Product parts

On-site high pressure line testing must be conducted with the Mixer in the closed position. (STATIC TEST ONLY)

Under no circumstances is the Mixer to be opened when exceeding the maximum stated water pressure.

At the completion of the testing, do not relieve any high pressure by opening the Mixer.

Exposing the internals of the Mixer Cartridge to higher than specified water pressures, will void the manufacturer's

warranty

Pressure testing

While we aim to ensure the specifications shown are correct at time of printing, Sussex Taps reserves the right to make modifications without prior notice.

Always use the physical product for accurate measurements. Dimensions are subject to change without notice. All measurements are shown in millimetres.