Tobias Claren
2024-09-05 11:44:26
- #1
Hello.
Are there any recommendable (preferably existing for years) low-pressure fittings with separate adjustment of mixing and pressure for a small (~42cm depth) washbasin where the projection would ideally be around ~15cm?
No old "faucets" with rotary knobs for hot and cold, it should be a mixer.
Single lever, or if there are two knobs/levers, one for mixing, one for pressure.
The advantage would be that when opening, you cannot change the temperature/mixing at the same time.
A mixing setting with steps would be practical, even if it does not have a temperature measurement.
That way you can remember the 3, 4, 5 steps and switch quickly without having to feel.
Below that would be a Clage M3 mini instantaneous water heater, which always runs at its maximum.
But even with a normal instantaneous water heater, you don’t constantly change its setting.
Even if you have a remote control.
Thank you.
Are there any recommendable (preferably existing for years) low-pressure fittings with separate adjustment of mixing and pressure for a small (~42cm depth) washbasin where the projection would ideally be around ~15cm?
No old "faucets" with rotary knobs for hot and cold, it should be a mixer.
Single lever, or if there are two knobs/levers, one for mixing, one for pressure.
The advantage would be that when opening, you cannot change the temperature/mixing at the same time.
A mixing setting with steps would be practical, even if it does not have a temperature measurement.
That way you can remember the 3, 4, 5 steps and switch quickly without having to feel.
Below that would be a Clage M3 mini instantaneous water heater, which always runs at its maximum.
But even with a normal instantaneous water heater, you don’t constantly change its setting.
Even if you have a remote control.
Thank you.