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3.

  Certain types of system can result in the 

thermostatic mixing valve having excessive 

‘dead-legs’ of pipework. Others allow an 

auxiliary cold water supply to be added to 

the mixed water from the mixing valve. Such 

systems can disguise the onset of thermostatic 

mixing valve malfunction.

4.

  Ultimately, the user or attendant must exercise 

due diligence to ensure that the delivery of 

warm water is at a stable, safe temperature. 

This is particularly important in such healthcare 

procedures as supervised bathing of patients 

unable to respond immediately to unsafe 

temperatures.

5.

  Care is required when making any adjustments 

to  flow  or  temperature.  Make  sure  that  the 

temperature is suitable and has stabilised.

6.

  To ensure continued safe operation of this 

product, all 

‘Critical Components

’ should be 

changed every 

5 years

.

7.

  The designed service life of all critical 

components used in this product is 5 

years providing it is operated within the 

recommended operating conditions and 

parameters. However, when supply conditions 

and/or usage patterns do not conform to the 

recommended operating parameters and/

or conditions the critical components may 

need to be replaced frequently in line with the 

appropriate risk assessments.

8.

  Continued use of this product in conditions 

outside  the  specification  limits  given  in  this 

manual can present potential risk to users.

9.

 

Important!

 In healthcare applications such as 

hospitals, aged person facilities, residential 

care homes etc., and in any other applications 

where the user is similarly at risk, irrespective 

of supply and usage conditons or the evidence 

of in-service tests, the Critical Components 

MUST

 be replaced at intervals of no more than 

5 years.

10.

 Critical Components are considered as:

407.67

Thermostatic Cartridge (215)

1578.046

Thermostatic Cartridge (222)

408.72

Filter and Non-return Valve Assy (215-t3c)

1624.110

Filter and Non-return Valve Assy (215-t3bc)

408.81

Filter and Non-return Valve Assy (215-dk - 

t3dk - t3oem)

407.84

Filter and Non-return Valve Assy (222-dk 

-t3dk)

408.80

Filter and Non-return Valve Assy (215-t3zc)

SPECIFICATIONS

For applications which may be outside the 

operating parameters which follow, refer to Kohler 

Mira Ltd, or Local Agent.
For Type 3 installations, the supply conditions 

specified in the 

‘TMV3 Requirements Manual’

 

take precedence over the operating parameters 

which follow.

Pressures

• 

Max Static Pressure: 

10 Bar

 (1000 kPa)

• 

Max Maintained Pressure: 

5 Bar

 (500 kPa)

• 

Min  Maintained  Pressure  (Gravity  System): 

0.15 Bar

  (15 kPa) - 0.15 bar = 1.5 Metre head 

from cold tank base to outlet.

• 

For optimum performance supplies should be 

nominally equal.

Temperatures

• 

Factory  Pre-set  (Blend):  215  models: 

41°C

222 models:

 44°C 

(bath fill applications, under 

ideal installation conditions).

• 

Optimum Thermostatic Control Range: 

35°C 

to 50°C

 (achieved with supplies of 15°C cold, 

65°C hot and nominally equal pressures).

• 

Maximum Hot Water Temperature: 70°C* 

*Note!

 For optimum performance reasons it 

is recommended that the maximum hot water 

temperature is limited to 65°C. 

Caution!

 During thermal disinfection the 

mixing valve can operate up to 85°C for short 

periods. Ensure safety precautions are followed 

during discharge. Chemical disinfection agents 

e.g.chlorine/chloramines combined with higher 

temperatures will affect the life of the product 

adversely and could detrimentally affect the 

thermostatic performance.

• 

Cold  Water:  up  to

 1°C- 25°C 

(5°C-20°C for 

Type 3 installations).

• 

Minimum Recommended Differential between 

Hot Supply and Outlet Temperature: 

12°C

.

Thermostatic Shut-down

• 

For safety and comfort the thermostat will 

shut off the mixing valve 

within 2 Seconds

 if 

either supply fails (achieved only if the blend 

temperature has a minimum differential of 

12°C from either supply temperature).

Summary of Contents for Rada 215 Series

Page 1: ...1 1057616 W2 J 215 and 222 Series Important This Manual is the property of the customer and must be retained with the product for maintenance and operational purposes Product Manual...

Page 2: ...15 t3 dk 215 t3 oem 215 t3 zc HP S LP S HP W LP W HP T44 222 t3 HP T44 LP T44 These products also comply with the Water Supply water fittings Regulations 1999 Patents and Design Registration Patents G...

Page 3: ...rtridge 215 1578 046 Thermostatic Cartridge 222 408 72 Filter and Non return Valve Assy 215 t3c 1624 110 Filter and Non return Valve Assy 215 t3bc 408 81 Filter and Non return Valve Assy 215 dk t3dk t...

Page 4: ...00 350 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Pressure Loss kPa Outlet Flow L Min Rada 222 Rada 215 Flow Rate vs Pressure Loss Graph Mixing Valve only equal dynamic supply pressures and mid blend temperature setting Th...

Page 5: ...ies All models can operate in any plane and may be inverted if necessary for pipework layout convenience provided hot and cold pipework is connected to the appropriate inlets hot red cold blue Inlet O...

Page 6: ...057616 W2 J Rada 215 t3 c Rada 215 t3 bc Rada 215 t3 dk 183 198 214 185 153 17 32 33 29 33 67 85 69 108 29 108 82 35 86 113 65 65 153 65 196 Rada 222 t3 dk Dimensions All dimensions are nominal and in...

Page 7: ...7 1057616 W2 J 65 55 108 108 108 108 29 29 29 29 185 65 65 65 65 65 59 128 178 153 Rada 215 t3 oem Rada 215 t3 zc Rada 215 dk Rada 222 dk...

Page 8: ...ded joint connections should be made with PTFE tape or liquid sealant Do not use oil based non setting jointing compounds 10 To eliminate pipe debris it is essential that supply pipes are thoroughly f...

Page 9: ...secure the temperature knob or locking cap so that the markings will be visible to the user Rada 215 t3 bc models only This model is supplied with inlet connections configured hot left cold right and...

Page 10: ...ith the hot and cold inlet pipework Note The red and blue markings on the cartridge will now not correspond with the body markings so to avoid future confusion remove the red and blue stickers from th...

Page 11: ...plies drill the holes for the supply pipes at 153 mm centres and recess the wall to allow for the concealing plates 32 mm x 10 mm deep Note Depth must be sufficient to prevent the concealing plates fo...

Page 12: ...tlet be positioned above and to one side of the mixer This is to prevent the flexible hose from obstructing the shower controls 2 Remove the two shroud screws retain for later use and remove the build...

Page 13: ...urface or the control components will not fit correctly then mark the positions of the three fixing screw holes on the wall 8 For solid walls drill three 6 mm holes for the wall plugs 9 Fit the hot an...

Page 14: ...n the mixer on the front of the panel make sure that it is level and central in the hole then mark the position of the M5 fixing holes Important Make sure that the correct holes are used refer to illu...

Page 15: ...horoughly flushed through before connection to the mixer Failure to do so may result in product malfunction and will not be covered under the guarantee 8 Remove the wall brackets from the mixer 9 Make...

Page 16: ...t the bottom 5 Refit the temperature knob with the grubscrew at the bottom and secure refit the blanking plug 6 Before using the shower refer to section Commissioning Temperature Knob Blanking Plug Gr...

Page 17: ...n Commissioning Rada 215 t3 zc Note Rada offset connectors and offset pipe concealing plates are not supplied with this mixing valve but are available separately as optional accessories 1 Check that t...

Page 18: ...rrying out any tests A simple way to provide this exercise is a Make sure that the hot and cold water are available at the valve inlets and the outlet is open b Move the temperature control rapidly fr...

Page 19: ...such that the lug is against the side of the stop on the cartridge face thus preventing anticlockwise rotation past the maximum temperature stop For locked temperature position the hub such that the...

Page 20: ...e then this will necessitate a complete cartridge replacement Note The cartridge contains no internally serviceable parts If you require a Rada trained engineer or agent refer to section Customer Care...

Page 21: ...iction Make sure that the minimum flow rate is sufficient for the supply conditions Make sure that the dynamic inlet pressures are nominally balanced Make sure that the inlet temperature differentials...

Page 22: ...cartridge assembly Caution Some residual water may be released Strainer Screen 3 The non return valve cartridge and or strainer screens can be cleaned or replaced as necessary Note The strainer scree...

Page 23: ...turn the integral isolators 90 anti clockwise to shut off the hot and cold water supplies Important You MUST isolate both the hot and cold isolators Integral Isolators shown in the off position 5 Ope...

Page 24: ...al grooves a Service Pack is available containing all seals and strainer screens that may be necessary for renewal during maintenance or servicing refer to section Spare Parts 6 Lightly coat all seals...

Page 25: ...al Clip 408 90 Inlet Outlet Adaptor 408 90 Inlet Outlet Adaptor 630 41 Adaptor Seal 542 10 15 mm Olive 636 10 Nylon Washer 636 10 Nylon Washer 623 70 15 mm Compression Nut chrome 623 70 15 mm Compress...

Page 26: ...tor 1624 114 Blanking Plug 1624 103 Concealing Plate Assembly 1624 108 Locking Bar Pack 1624 110 Filter Non Return Valve Assembly 1624 111 Isolating Valve Body 1624 112 Strainer Pack x2 1624 106 Knob...

Page 27: ...sher 408 83 215 15 mm Straight Connector 408 86 222 22 mm Straight Connector 407 67 215 Thermostatic Cartridge 1578 046 222 Thermostatic Cartridge 408 51 215 Locking Cap 408 52 222 Locking Cap 408 81...

Page 28: ...6 Removal Clip 408 71 Flat Faced Insert 636 10 Nylon Washer 407 67 Thermostatic Cartridge 408 90 Inlet Outlet Adaptor 442 01 Control Knob 615 87 Locking Screw 407 75 Elbow Adpator 542 10 15 mm Olive 4...

Page 29: ...407 26 Removal Clip 407 67 Thermostatic Cartridge 407 64 Head Nut 407 28 Hub 407 61 Body 408 71 Flat Faced Insert 636 10 Nylon Washer 442 01 Control Knob 615 87 Locking Screw 408 81 Non Return Valve...

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