XIIW low-pressure faucet | with 3 hoses | kitchen faucet | 2 spray modes | with pull-out shower

XIIW kitchen faucet
The elegant kitchen faucet from XIIW impresses with its modern design and high functionality.

3 jet types: pearl jet
· Change of spray type at the touch of a button on the shower
· soft, air-enriched jet

3 spray types: shower spray
· Change of spray type at the touch of a button on the shower
· Powerful air-enriched jet for washing fruit and vegetables

3 spray types: shower spray
Pause mode: two-way operation.

Retractable hose
An extended, retractable 45cm hose provides smooth maneuverability, allowing you to easily reach all areas of your sink. Thanks to the unique counterweight technology, the hose can automatically return to its original position and dock smoothly and safely.

Temperature limit adjustable
· Since the water flow and temperature of the single-lever mixer are controlled with one handle, the desired water temperature can be set more quickly.
· The single-lever faucet is economical in water consumption.

360° rotatable spout
· 360° swivel spout for flexible use in the sink area.
· Thanks to the spout's removable feature, the kitchen faucet offers a large operating radius.

NOTE: This is not a high-pressure faucet. It's a low-pressure faucet.

Details:
· Material: stainless steel V2A
Type: Hot and cold water faucet
Required hole diameter: 32 mm-38 mm
· Item weight: 1.40 kg
Standard 3/8 inch connection
· Flexible connection hoses: 60 cm
· with spiral spring tap
· High arc outlet
· Energy saving function
· Ideal for kitchen / kitchen sink / large sink / sink / bathroom

Information on scope of delivery:
· incl. fitting
· incl. 3 flexible connection hoses
· Incl. mounting kit for easy installation
· incl. assembly instructions

When do I need a low-pressure valve?
Low-pressure fittings are necessary if you heat your hot water using a boiler or water heater. As shown in the image, you can usually identify this by a small box below the sink. Low-pressure fittings also have three connections: two of which are connected to the boiler and one to the cold water connection or angle valve in the wall. Please check your installation type before ordering.

It is normal for some water to still leak out when you turn off the faucet because the pressure decreases.
This is because water expands when heated and thus increases its volume. So every time you use your low-pressure tap and get hot water, cold water flows into the boiler or under-sink appliance and displaces the hot water that comes out of the tap. Now turn the low-pressure tap back on. However, if the system were completely closed, you would have a problem. This is because the water in your boiler is now reheated by the boiler and expands. In a closed system, the pressure would build up and could damage the boiler. Even when the tap is turned off, water still flows out of the tap through a permanently open hose. Low-pressure taps are called this because the entire system between the hot water heater and the tap must be depressurized. So when the water in the boiler expands, it is pushed out of the boiler in small pieces into the pipe system as it expands. This causes your low-pressure tap to drip and the water can drain out of the system.

Tags:
Mixer tap # Faucet # Low pressure faucet # Faucet # Kitchen faucet # Single lever mixer # Hot and cold water faucet # Dishwasher spray