Technical Information; Installation Considerations - Hansgrohe S 04447 0 Serie Instructions De Montage / Mode D'emploi / Garantie

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Technical Information

Water pressure
recommended
maximum
Hot water temp.
recommended
maximum
Flow rate @ 44 PSI
* Please know and follow all applicable local plumb-
ing codes when setting the temperature on the water
heater.

Installation Considerations

• For best results, Hansgrohe recommends that
this unit be installed by a licensed, professional
plumber.
• Please read over these instructions thoroughly
before beginning installation. Make sure that
you have all tools and supplies needed to
complete the installation.
• This trim is for use with iBox Universal Plus model
01850181 (not included).
• To prevent scald injury, the maximum output
temperature of the shower valve must be no
higher than 120°F (49°C). In Massachusetts,
the maximum output temperature can be no
higher than 112°F (44°C).
• Adjust the rotational limit stop (see page 16)
during installation. Further adjustments may be
necessary due to seasonal water temperature
changes.
Do not install a shut-off device on
either outlet of this valve. Use of such
a device can defeat the ability of the
valve to balance the hot and cold water
pressures.
• The pressure balance trim with diverter is
suitable for a two-function installation, such as a
showerhead and tub spout, or showerhead and
handshower.
2
15 - 75 PSI (0.1-0.5 MPa)
145 PSI (1 MPa)
120°-140° F (49°- 60°C)*
176°F (80° C)*
4.5 GPM (17.0 l/min)
Do not use this trim in a one-function
installation.
Do not use a diverter tub spout.
• This mixing valve is for use with shower heads
rated at 1.1 GPM (4.2 L/min) or higher.
• Keep this booklet and the receipt (or other proof
of date and place of purchase) for this product in
a safe place. The receipt is required should it be
necessary to request warranty parts.
The rotational limit stop (see page 19)
To reduce the risk of scald injur y,
adjust the rotational limit stop if:
• The maximum output temperature is greater
than 120°F (49°C) or that permitted by local
plumbing code
• The temperature of the incoming hot or cold
water supply changes seasonally, or if changes
are made to the water heater.