Hansgrohe Vernis Blend Pressure Balance Tub/Shower Set 04955 0 Serie Instructions De Montage / Mode D'emploi / Garantie page 2

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Technical Information
Water pressure
recommended
maximum
Hot water temp.
recommended
maximum
Flow rate @ 44 PSI (0.3 Mpa)
valve
04957xx0, 04963xx0
04956xx0, 04962xx0 1.75 GPM (6.6 L/min)
04955xx0, 04961xx0 2.5 GPM (9.5 L/min)
* Please know and follow all applicable local plumbing
codes when setting the temperature on the water heater.
Installation Considerations
• This trim is for use with iBox Universal Plus model
01850181 (not included).
• 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 pressure balance valve is for use with shower
heads rated at 1.1 GPM (4.2 L/min) or higher.
• #04955xx0/#04961xx0 only:
This showerhead is intended for use with an
automatically compensating valve rated at 1.9
GPM (7.2 L/min) or less.
• #04956xx0/#04962xx0 only:
This showerhead is for use with automatic
compensating valves rated at 1.3 GPM (4.9
L/min) or less.
• #04957xx0/#04963xx0 only:
This showerhead is for use with automatic
compensating valves rated at 1.1 GPM
(4.2 L/min) or less.
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15 - 75 PSI (0.1-0.5 MPa)
145 PSI (1 MPa)
120°-140° F (49°- 60°C)*
158°F (70° C)*
5.5 GPM (20.8 L/min)
1.5 GPM (5.7 L/min)
• To prevent scald injury, the maximum output
temperature of the shower mixing 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).
• 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 <?>)
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.