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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | R0102010248 |
| NOTES | Unlike the handles, the price will change to 46 EUR; Premium shower +15 EUR |
Wall-mounted two-hole pre-rinse unit featuring a swinging spout positioned in the middle of the support tube for balanced and comfortable operation.
A pre-rinse shower mixer delivers a controlled flow of hot and cold water through a single outlet, blending the two streams to the temperature the operator selects. The round handle turns smoothly, adjusting the ratio of hot to cold so the water reaches the desired warmth without sudden changes. This steady stream removes food debris from pots, pans and utensils before they enter the dishwasher, cutting the time and detergent needed for a full wash cycle.
The operator fits the Basic shower hand to the mixer body, then turns the round handle to start the flow. As the water runs, the hand directs a focused spray across the work surface or into the sink, loosening soil without splashing. When the rinse is complete, the handle is turned back to stop the water cleanly, leaving no residual drip.
The mixer body is mounted on a 203.2 mm wheelbase, giving a fixed spacing between the hot and cold supply connections. A ±20 mm installation tolerance allows the installer to align the unit with existing pipework without cutting new threads or bending pipes. The round handle and shower hand are both designed for frequent use in wet environments, resisting corrosion and wear.
The 203.2 mm wheelbase matches standard commercial sink and pre-rinse station layouts, so the mixer drops into place on most worktops without modification. The ±20 mm tolerance means the installer can adjust the final position to clear cupboard doors, taps or other fittings that might otherwise obstruct the connections.
Cleaning is limited to the external surfaces: the round handle and shower hand are wiped down after each shift to remove grease and water marks, while the mixer body is kept free of scale with a damp cloth and mild detergent. No internal disassembly is required for routine upkeep.