Scandvik Recessed T-Handle Mixing Valve - SS w/Black Cup [12127]
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Recessed T-Handle Mixing Valve - Stainless Steel with Black CupThis recessed mixer and shutoff valve features a 316 stainless steel...
SKU: 225D-100157
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Recessed T-Handle Mixing Valve - Stainless Steel with Black Cup
This recessed mixer and shutoff valve features a 316 stainless steel cap. Can be used as a mixer for recessed showers in both vertical and horizontal installations.
Features:
- Black composite cup with mixer
- This cap design for recessed showers and valves will add a touch of elegance to a boat
- The friction-lock hinge holds the cap open
- Mounting hardware is included
Water Connection:
- Mixers: Flexible supply lines with 1/2 in. NPS-F fittings
- 3/8 in. BSP-M output connection to shower hose
- Shut-off Valves: 3/8 in. BSP threaded shaft with M 1/2 in. NPS adapter included
- Specifications:
- Material: 316 stainless steel Cap and composite cup
- Mounting Hole: 2-3/4 in.
- Shipping Weight: 5 lbs.
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Scandvik Recessed T-Handle Mixing Valve - SS w/Black Cup [12127]
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