Model: TV25
Apex Tempering Valve 25mm Standard Valve - TV25
25mm Standard Valve (non-return in cold inlet only)
Application:
High and low pressure hot water systems.
Extremely high flow rates make the TV20 and TV25 valves suitable for low pressure systems, e.g. header tanks, open vented and low head systems (see flow chart below). The TV25 is also suitable for high demand mains pressure systems.
Tempering Valve - Tempreture Settings
Tempering Valve - Pressure Ratings
Standards:
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Complies with NZ Building Code G12 (2001)
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Complies with NZS 4617:1989
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N.Z. Patent No. 517764
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Aust. Patent No. 2003200856
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RSA. Patent No. 2003/1992
Flow Chart:
Installation
Typical TV15P Hand Basin Installation
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Refer to Specifications Tab for installation guide.
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Valve must be fitted by a qualified plumber.
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Installation must comply to local authority requirements.
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Standard tempering valves are designed to be installed close to the water heater, or at an acceptable distance from a plumbing fixture. Do NOT install a standard tempering valve at point of use.
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TV15P should be used as a point of use tempering valve.
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Valve may be installed horizontally or vertically.
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Flush pipes prior to fitting.
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Valve must be protected by a filter.
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Connections are H (hot inlet), C (cold inlet) and MIX (mixed outlet).
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Do not apply heat near valve during installation, this may damage element.
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Do not install in outlet of cylinder.
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Provide minimum 150mm heat loop.
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Balanced pressure recommended, unequal up to 5.1 (cold to hot) ratio, non-return must be fitted to hot inlet.
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Cylinder thermostat setting must be set 10˚C above valve outlet temperature (minimum cylinder temperature 65˚C).
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Non-returns are required on hot and cold inlets for ring main installations.
Temperature Adjustment:
Remove cap. Use screwdriver to adjust to desired temperature. To increase temperature turn anticlockwise (H), to decrease temperature turn adjusting screw clockwise (C). Replace cap. maximum delivered hot water temperature at any sanitary fixture used for personal hygiene shall not exceed 55˚C. For childhood centres, schools, old peoples homes and hospitals, etc. outlet must be set to 45˚C.
