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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is a central valve not enough?
It controls where it is, not where you are.
Pipe runs between it and the tap.
Water sits, cools, or picks up heat.
And a draw-off elsewhere shifts the balance.
The further away, the less it controls.
What does fitting it at the fixture change?
The blend happens centimetres from the outlet.
So what is set is what is delivered.
Nothing downstream can alter it.
There is almost no downstream left.
That is the whole product.
Where is it normally required?
Where the consequence is worst.
Healthcare, care homes and nurseries.
Schools and custodial settings.
Any outlet used by people who cannot move away.
Often required rather than chosen.
How does the ownership burden compare?
One valve per outlet, each maintained.
Central mixing is a handful in a plant room.
This is one behind every fixture.
All needing periodic verification.
The count is the real cost, not the price.
Why does access matter so much?
Because a valve that cannot be reached is not tested.
Built into a duct with no panel.
It will be skipped every time.
And an untested valve proves nothing.
Only that one was fitted.