Bristan 1901 Exposed Sequential Shower Valve with Rigid Riser Kit

Yes, the thermostatic cartridge has a preset temperature stop at 42°C, but this can typically be adjusted to a higher temperature if required. Refer to the product manual for specific adjustment instructions.

The included 8L/min flow regulators are designed to limit the water flow rate, helping to conserve water and reduce energy consumption while still providing an adequate shower experience.

To clean the handset, gently rub the rub-clean nodules with your finger or a soft cloth. This action dislodges any limescale deposits that may have built up.

Bristan typically offers a comprehensive warranty on their shower valves. Please refer to the warranty card included with your product or the Bristan website for specific terms and duration.

The adjustable inlets allow for installation on existing pipework centres ranging from 136mm to 158mm.

The kit includes the exposed sequential shower valve, a rigid riser, a shower rose, and an anti-limescale handset. You will need standard plumbing tools and materials (e.g., sealant tape, pipe fittings) for connection to your existing water supply.

Check that the main water supply is turned on and that the isolation valves to the shower are open. Ensure there are no blockages in the pipework.

Verify that the handles are set correctly for hot and cold. If the temperature is consistently too hot, check if the preset temperature stop has been bypassed or if the cartridge needs adjustment (refer to the full manual). If too cold, ensure adequate hot water supply.

Check for limescale buildup on the shower head and handset nozzles; clean by rubbing. Ensure the flow regulators are correctly installed and not blocked. Check for any kinks or blockages in the shower hose or riser pipe.

Ensure all connections are securely tightened. If leaking from the valve body, the internal cartridge may need replacement or servicing. Check the condition of any seals or washers.