Luxury Bathroom
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Aditya Puri
Written by
Aquib Nawab
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Select an appropriate location for the thermostatic mixer that allows easy access and operation. Install it at a comfortable height, typically between 38-48 inches from the floor for shower applications.
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Verify that your home's water pressure and temperature ranges are compatible with the thermostatic mixer's. Most models require a minimum pressure of 0.5 bar and can handle up to 85°C.
Install separate shut-off valves for both hot and cold water supplies before connecting to the thermostatic mixer. This allows for easier maintenance and replacement if needed in the future.
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Use high-quality pipes and fittings rated for your water system's pressure and temperature. Ensure all connections are properly sealed to prevent leaks. Follow manufacturer guidelines for pipe sizing.
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Install check valves on both hot and cold inlets to prevent backflow and cross-contamination between water lines. This is an important safety feature that protects your water supply.
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Most thermostatic mixers have an adjustable maximum temperature setting. Set this to a safe level, typically around 38°C, to prevent scalding. This is especially important in homes with children or elderly residents.
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Thoroughly flush the water lines before connecting and using the thermostatic mixer. This removes any debris that could damage the sensitive components inside the mixer.
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After installation, test the thermostatic mixer through its full range of operation. Verify that it maintains a consistent output temperature and responds correctly to adjustments.
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