Caroma TMV20: A high-performance mixing valve

Caroma’s TMV20 mixing valve is perfect for healthcare and commercial applications. It is safe and reliable, ensuring that it meets both quality and safety standards.

Water temperature is controlled by a thermostatic wax element that quickly responds to changes in temperature, the expansion and contraction of which moves the valve, meaning precise control of the flow of hot and cold water. In the event of hot or cold water supply failure, the valve will automatically shut off all flow to the outlet, ensuring users aren’t scalded.

For convenience, the TMV20 features a removable cartridge, meaning quick and easy on-site servicing, saving both time and disruption to the facility. Anti-Scaling Coating has been applied to all brass cartridge components to ensure durability in hard water and optimal performance.

A Tamper Resistant temperature adjustment mechanism is also included, ensuring safety is never compromised and the TMV20 further compiles with AS40321 Thermostatic mixing valves and is WaterMark approved.

For more information, visit specify.caroma.com.au


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