Thomas Dudley Float Valve - Beta + Part 3 - Side Entry
* WRAS approved
* Fits virtually all float operated cisterns
* Float arm quickly extends from 152 ...* WRAS approved
* Fits virtually all float operated cisterns
* Float arm quickly extends from 152 - 254mm (6" - 10")
* Designed for use as a replacement in most plastic and ceramic concealed and exposed cisterns
* Plastic ball float not included
* Unique lateral movement, the float arm can be fixed in 3 positions to avoid obstructing other cistern components.
* Swivel adjustment allows the float to be fixed through 180 degrees
* Designed and manufactured in the UK to BS1212
* High and low pressure valve configurations to suit mains and tank fed systems
* Operational pressure range 0.1 - 14 BAR
* Arm load limit tested to 4.4N
* Thread size 1/2" BSP
* Low pressure seat provided
Fits virtually all float operated cisterns Patented multi-directional adjustment Float arm adjusts from 6" to 10" Swivel adjustment allows the float to be fixed through 180 degrees Easy Installation, Manufacturer: Thomas Dudley
This guide helps users understand and effectively use the Thomas Dudley Beta + Part 3 Adjustable Float Valve. It's designed for anyone needing to replace or install a float valve in their cistern, offering adjustable functionality to fit various cisterns. While offering wide compatibility, it's important to note that the plastic ball float is not included and must be purchased separately. This guide covers features, setup, troubleshooting, and more to ensure optimal performance.
All features
Model Part Number
332316
Brand
Thomas Dudley
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Does the float valve come with a ball float?
No, the plastic ball float is not included and must be purchased separately.
What is the operational pressure range?
The operational pressure range is 0.1 to 14 BAR.
What is the thread size?
The thread size is 1/2 inch BSP.
Where is the valve manufactured?
The valve is designed and manufactured in the UK.
What standards does this valve meet?
It is manufactured to BS1212 standards and is WRAS approved.
Can this valve be used in a low-pressure system?
Yes, it is suitable for both high and low-pressure valve configurations.
How do I adjust the float arm?
The float arm extends from 152mm to 254mm. Adjust the arm by extending or retracting it to fit your cistern.
What should I do if the valve is leaking?
Check all connections, and tighten if needed. Also, inspect the valve and seals for any damage.
Troubleshooting
The toilet is constantly running.
Check the float level, and adjust the float arm if necessary. Ensure the valve is properly sealed.
Water is overflowing.
The float may be set too high. Lower the float to the correct water level. Check for debris preventing the valve from closing.
Low water pressure.
Ensure the valve is fully opening. Check for any blockages in the valve or inlet.
Leakage from the valve.
Tighten the connections. Check for any damage to the valve or seals. Replace if necessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Highly adjustable to fit a wide range of cisterns.
Complies with WRAS standards, ensuring quality and safety.
Durable design, manufactured to BS1212 standards.
Suitable for various water pressure environments.
Easy to install due to adjustable features and swivel
Offers flexible installation options to avoid obstructions
Cons
Requires the purchase of a separate plastic ball float.
Installation may require some basic plumbing knowledge.
Users need to measure their cistern to ensure the adjustable arm's range is sufficient.
May not be suitable for all types of cisterns without modifications.
Small parts may be easy to lose during installation.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation:
Turn off the water supply to the cistern.
Remove the old float valve, taking note of its position.
Ensure the cistern is clean and free of debris.
Installation:
Attach the new float valve to the cistern inlet using the 1/2 inch BSP thread.
Adjust the float arm to the appropriate length using the extendable arm.
Position the float arm, using the lateral movement feature to avoid obstructions.
Attach the float to the arm.
Open the water supply and check for leaks.
Compatibility:
This float valve is compatible with most plastic and ceramic concealed and exposed cisterns.
It is suitable for mains and tank-fed systems.
Ensure that the cistern has a 1/2 inch BSP inlet.
Care:
Regularly check for leaks around the valve.
Clean the valve if any sediment or debris gets into the system.
Ensure that the float moves freely and is not obstructed.