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The Deva Taurus Mono Sink Mixer is an ideal choice for homeowners seeking a reliable, modern kitchen upgrade that works well with both low and high-pressure plumbing systems. Featuring a durable brass body and a sleek polished chrome finish, it offers smooth temperature control and flexible utility thanks to its swivel spout; however, users should ensure their existing sink configuration accommodates a single-hole mono mixer before installation.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | TAUR130 |
| Brand | Deva |
Yes, the Deva Taurus is suitable for systems with working pressures as low as 0.1 bar.
Yes, this model includes a 12-year warranty from Deva.
The tap features a polished chrome finish on a solid brass body.
It is designed for standard mono-block sink holes found on most UK kitchen sinks.
Yes, it is fully WRAS approved and Regulation 4 compliant.
Unscrew the aerator at the end of the spout and soak it in white vinegar to remove limescale deposits.
The internal ceramic disc cartridge may need cleaning or, if worn, replacing. Ensure the system is drained before attempting to remove the handle.
Tighten the fixing nut located on the underside of the sink using the included mounting kit tools.
Installation of the Deva Taurus requires a single hole in your sink deck. The package includes a comprehensive fixing kit. Before beginning, ensure the main water supply is isolated. Connect the 15mm copper tails to your existing water feeds using appropriate compression fittings or flexible hoses.
Maintenance: To maintain the polished silver/chrome finish, clean the tap regularly with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid using abrasive sponges, bleach, or acidic cleaning agents, as these can damage the plating. If the tap begins to show reduced flow over time, check the aerator at the tip of the spout for mineral or limescale buildup.
