Grohe 19 843 User manual

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DESIGN + ENGINEERING
GROHE GERMANY
www.grohe.com
19 843
19 844
99.791.031/ÄM 219326/10.11
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Type #1
19 843
Type #2
19 844

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Type #1
19 843
Type #2
19 844

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without bypass use with use of integrated
PBV trim type #1 (single use)
bypass
PBV trim type #2 (integrated two way diverter)
Installation options with different types of trims
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General Application
These Pressure Balance Valves are for use with GrohFlexTM
universal rough-in valve.
Planing of piping is done at the time of the rough installation.
2 different types of PBVs are possible.
Observe the possible combinations, see Page 1.
Specification
• Concealed single handle pressure balancing valve for tub
and shower
• Integral service stops
• Integral check valves prevent cross flow
• Pressure balanced diaphragm cartridge automatically
adjusts to inlet pressure fluctuations
• Cartridge restricts hot water supply if the cold pressure fails,
to prevent scalding
• Flow pressure:
- min 1 bar or 14.5 psi
- recommended 1-5 bar or 14.5 – 72.5 psi
If greater than 5 bar or 72.5 psi, fit pressure reducing valve
• Max. operating pressure 8.5 bar or 125 psi
• Max. test pressure 34.5 bar or 500 psi
• Flow rates at 3 bar or 45 psi
- Type #1 19 843 23 l/min or 6,1 gpm
- Type #2 19 844
bottom outlet 20 l/min or 5,3 gpm
top outlet 11 l/min or 2,9 gpm
• Temperature
- max. (hot water inlet) 80 °C or 180 °F
- The handle rotation stop may be used to limit the maximum
temperature. The maximum temperature will be reached
when the handle is turned in a counter-clockwise direction.
• Back-to-back installation is possible by reversing the
pressure balancing cartridge.
• Water connection: cold - RH
hot - LH
General preparation
1.Cut of the excess blue box material, see fig. [1].
2.Seal the rough-in valve, see fig. [2].
3.Close the integrated service stops, see fig. [3].
4.Remove flush cap, see fig. [4].
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Installation Type #1 19 843
If both rough-in outlets are used, you have to install a spout
with diverter. If only the lower rough-in outlet is used, you
have to install a spout without diverter.
1.Install control unit and secure with screws, see Fig. [5].
2.Close valve by turning the adaper (A) clockwise until it
stops, see Fig. [6].
3.Open the hot and cold integrated service stops.
4.For installation of handle parts, see Fig. [7].
5.While installation observe the right mounting position.
If the pressure balancing valve is installed too deep, the
fitting depth can be increased by 25mm or 1" with an extension
set, Part No. 47 823, see page II.
Note:
The preset maximum temperature will change if the inlet
temperatures change or the setting of the water heater
thermostat is altered or if the water inlet temperature is
fluctuating.
Operation
Turn lever anti-clockwise:
- Open from cold to hot water flow, see Fig. [8].
The adjustable hot water limit stop (B) is factory set at a
position to limit maximum outlet temperature to below the hot
water supply temperature, see Fig. [7]. For installations where
there is need to modify the limit temperature, remove the limit
stop (B) and replace in a more clockwise position for colder
water, or more counter-clockwise position for hotter water.
Observe the mounting position of stop (C).
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Installation Type #1 19 843
If both rough-in outlets are used, you have to install a spout
with diverter. If only the lower rough-in outlet is used, you
have to install a spout without diverter.
1.Install control unit and secure with screws, see Fig. [5].
2.Close valve by turning the adaper (A) clockwise until it
stops, see Fig. [6].
3.Open the hot and cold integrated service stops.
4.For installation of handle parts, see Fig. [7].
5.While installation observe the right mounting position.
If the pressure balancing valve is installed too deep, the
fitting depth can be increased by 25mm or 1" with an extension
set, Part No. 47 823, see page II.
Note:
The preset maximum temperature will change if the inlet
temperatures change or the setting of the water heater
thermostat is altered or if the water inlet temperature is
fluctuating.
Operation
Turn lever anti-clockwise:
- Open from cold to hot water flow, see Fig. [8].
The adjustable hot water limit stop (B) is factory set at a
position to limit maximum outlet temperature to below the hot
water supply temperature, see Fig. [7]. For installations where
there is need to modify the limit temperature, remove the limit
stop (B) and replace in a more clockwise position for colder
water, or more counter-clockwise position for hotter water.
Observe the mounting position of stop (C).
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Winterizing the system
It is recommended that the "pressure balancing cartridge"
be removed from the valve body if the system is to be shut off
during the winter.
Maintenance
Important note: If the control unit is to be removed from
the rough-in for servicing, first close the inlet stops then
open the flow control to allow any internal pressure to be
released from within the unit.
Inspect and clean all parts, replace if necessary and grease
with special valve grease.
Close the integrated service stops!
I. Non return valves, see Fig. [10a] or [10b] and [11].
Install in reverse order.
Open the integrated service stops!
Replacement parts, see page II (* = special accessories).
Care
Instructions for care of this faucet will be found in the Limited
Warranty supplement.
Type #1
19 843
10a
10b Type #2
19 844
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utilisation sans dérivation avec utilisation d’une
Équilibreur depression de type #1 (usage unique)
dérivation intégrée
Équilibreur depression de type #2 (inverseur à deux voies)
Options d’installation avec divers types d’organes
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Application générale
Ces équilibreurs depression sont conçus pour une utilisation
avec la robinetterie brute universelle GrohFlexTM.
La planification de la tuyauterie est réalisée au moment
l’installation provisoire.
2 types d’EDP sont possibles.
Respecter les combinaisons possible, voir page 1.
Caractéristiques techniques
• Robinet encastré de régulation de pression de baignoire et
douche à poignée unique.
• Robinet d’arrêt intégral
• Les robinets de contrôle intégraux empêchent les
écoulements parasites
• La cartouche à membrane de régulation de pression
s’adapte automatiquement aux variations de pression
d’entrée
• La cartouche limite la quantité d’eau chaude si la pression
d’eau froide est insuffisante, afin d’éviter tout risque de
brûlure
• Pression dynamique:
- min 1 bar ou 14,5 psi
- recommandée 1-5 bar ou 14,5 – 72.5 psi
Installer un réducteur de pression lorsque la pression est
supérieure à 5 bar ou 72.5 psi
• Pression de service maxi 8,5 bar ou 125 psi
• Pression d’épreuve maxi 34,5 bar ou 500 psi
• Débits à une pression de 3 bars ou 45 psi
- Type #1 19 843 23 l/min ou 6,1 gpm
- Type #2 19 844
sortie du bas 20 l/min ou 5,3 gpm
sortie du haut 11 l/min ou 2,9 gpm
• Température
- maxi. (entrée d’eau chaude) 80 °C ou 180 °F
- Il est possible de tourner la poignée pour limiter la
température maximale. La température maximale est
atteinte lorsque la poignée est tournée dans le sens inverse
des aiguilles d’une montre.
• L’installation inversée est possible en inversant la cartouche
de régulation de pression.
• Raccord d’eau: froide - à droite
chaude - à gauche
Préparation générale
1.Couper l'excédent du matériel boîte bleue, voir fig. [1].
2.Installer le joint sur la robinetterie brute, voir fig. [2].
3.Fermer les robinets d’arrêt intégrés, voir fig. [3].
4.Enlever le capuchon ras, voir fig. [4].
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