- spray type overhead shower: Rain
- Height-adjustable hand shower holder
- Flow: 1.8 GPM (6.8 L/Min)
- Anti-scald 100° safety stop
- Integrated volume controls
- Outlets may not be operated simultaneously
- Exposed installation
- Thermostatic cartridge
| overhead shower |
AXOR Carlton |
| shower head size |
240 mm |
| spray type |
Rain |
| ball-joint |
overhead shower angle adjustable |
| shower arm length |
430 mm |
| shower slider |
height-adjustable hand shower holder |
| maximum flow rate at 3 bar |
6.8 l/min |
| swivel shower arm |
No |
| description thermostat |
thermostat AXOR Montreux |
| isolated water conduction |
No |
| protection against scalding |
safety lock at 38° C |
| hot water restriction |
Yes |
| operating outlet |
integrated volume controls |
| simultaneous use of several outlets |
will not run two outlets at same time |
| installation type |
exposed installation |
| connection thread |
G 1/2 NPT |
| suitable for continuous flow water heaters |
Yes |
| Test mark |
DOE/FTC WaterSense/IAPMO/7286/Showers TECQ/Texas Registered MASS/Massachusetts cUPC/IAPMO/3016/Showers/1.8gpm CEC/California/Watersaving |
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Furniture can be large, heavy and expensive. You probably don't have the special tools or expertise needed to fix them in a crisis. If you can spare a few thousand dollars without batting an eyelash for new furniture should they break tomorrow, don't buy a warranty. But if you're like most of us, protect yourself by purchasing inexpensive extended warranties when you buy a new product and save yourself big money in the long run.
Extended warranties are usually very inexpensive and can save you thousands in the future.
It's simple and inexpensive to purchase extended warranties and one of the smartest ways to protect your investment.
Plumbing fixtures
can be large, heavy and expensive. You probably don't have the special tools or expertise needed to fix them in a crisis. If you can spare a few thousand dollars without batting an eyelash for new
fixtures
should they break tomorrow, don't buy a warranty. But if you're like most of us, protect yourself by purchasing inexpensive extended warranties when you buy a new product and save yourself big money in the long run.
