McAlpine Anti-Syphon Bath Trap - 1 1/2 inch x 60mm

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The McAlpine 1 1/2 inch x 60mm Anti-Syphon Bath Trap is designed for homeowners and professional plumbers seeking a reliable solution to prevent siphoning and foul odors in bath waste systems. This all-in-one kit includes the necessary waste and overflow components to ensure efficient drainage, though users should ensure their existing plumbing matches the 1 1/2-inch standard sizing before beginning installation.
| Model Part Number | 1265105 |
|---|---|
| Brand | McAlpine |
This trap is designed for standard 1 1/2 inch waste pipe connections.
Yes, it is supplied as a complete waste and overflow kit.
It is compatible with most standard bath models that utilize 1 1/2 inch plumbing.
Ensure the trap is installed correctly so a consistent water seal remains at the base of the trap at all times.
Yes, it is designed for straightforward fitting, though basic plumbing knowledge and standard tools are recommended.
Ensure the anti-syphon valve is not obstructed by debris and that the vent is not blocked.
Remove the trap bottom cap and clear out accumulated hair or soap scum.
Check that all rubber gaskets are properly seated and that the compression nuts are tightened securely.
To install, ensure the 1 1/2-inch waste connection aligns properly with your existing pipework. Begin by attaching the waste outlet to the base of the tub, followed by the overflow connector, ensuring all rubber gaskets are seated correctly to prevent leaks. Tighten the compression nuts by hand, followed by a slight turn with a pipe wrench if necessary, being careful not to overtighten. Regular care involves checking that the trap remains clear of hair or debris. If the drain begins to flow slowly, simply unscrew the bottom trap segment to remove any buildup and rinse thoroughly with clean water before reattaching.