Installation Instructions
5”
2
-3/8"
2
-3/8"
9"
5
-1/2"
1” dia
1
/
2
” NPSM
4
-3/8"
5”
2
-3/8"
2
-3/8"
9"
5
-1/2"
1” dia
1
/
2
” NPSM
4
-3/8"
Adjustable
wrench
Channel
locks
Plumbers’ putty
or caulking
Flat head
screwdriver
Cross head
screwdriver
Hexagonal
key
Belgravia Widespread Basin Faucet (Tall Spout)
US-BL135
Introduction
Installation notes
The faucets in this range are single flow (hot and cold water mix in the
body) and should therefore be supplied with hot and cold water at
balanced pressures. If the faucets are not supplied at balanced
pressures then the mixer will not function correctly.
The minimum water pressure required for these faucets is
1.45
psi. The
maximum water pressure is
72.5
psi
beyond which pressure
-
reducing
valves must be
installed
.
The faucets are fitted with quarter
-
turn ceramic disc cartridges which
provide a good flow rate with very smooth movement.
IMPORTANT: Please read these instructions carefully before you
begin and retain for future reference. These instructions have
been prepared for your guidance, you must exercise due care at all
times.
Before beginning installation, check for any damage that may have
occurred during transport.
Note: Damage claims cannot be made
during or after installation.
We do not accept responsibility for any problems that may occur
through incorrect installation.
Dimensions
Tools required
The installation must comply with all plumbing codes including local
codes and be installed by a licensed plumbing contractor.
WARNING!
Before installing a new faucet it is essential that the supply
pipes are thoroughly flushed in order to remove any remaining debris,
solder or other impurities. Failure to carry out this simple procedure
can cause problems or damage to the working of the faucet.
Installing shut-off valves on incoming supply lines is recommended
for ease of maintenance.
T
urn off the main water supply before connecting to any existing
pipework or doing any maintenance.
WARNING! Please check for any hidden pipes and cables, electric
or otherwise
,
before drilling holes in a wall
or floor
.
