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This N201 p. 1/2" Toilet Cistern Inlet Fill Valve is designed for individuals needing to replace or upgrade their WC's bottom entry inlet valve. Its key benefit is providing reliable and adjustable water flow for cistern refilling, ensuring efficient toilet operation. A potential caveat is that it's specifically for bottom inlet holes, requiring compatible plumbing. This valve features adjustable height, a standard 15mm BSP fitting, and multiple safety approvals.
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This is a bottom entry inlet fill valve, designed for cisterns with holes on the underside for water connection.
The valve features a standard 15mm BSP fitting for the water supply connection.
Yes, the height is adjustable and can be set anywhere between 8 inches and 12 inches.
You can adjust the float level by turning the screw located near the float arm. Clockwise raises the water level, and counter-clockwise lowers it.
This valve is specifically designed for cisterns with bottom inlet holes. It is not suitable for cisterns with side entry inlets.
The valve has CE, UPC, and WRAS approvals, indicating it meets recognized quality and safety standards.
It is recommended to check for leaks after installation and then periodically, perhaps every 6-12 months, or if you notice any changes in the toilet's water usage.
Ensure the main water supply is turned on. Check that the 15mm BSP connection is secure and not cross-threaded. Verify the float mechanism is not stuck in the down position.
Adjust the float level screw counter-clockwise to lower the water level. Ensure the float is moving freely and not obstructed.
Adjust the float level screw clockwise to raise the water level. Ensure the float arm is not hitting the cistern wall or mechanism.
Check the float level is set correctly. Ensure the seal at the top of the valve is clean and free of debris. If the issue persists, the valve may need replacement.
Some noise is normal. If the noise is excessive or like hammering, check water pressure and ensure all connections are tight. Sediment buildup can sometimes cause noise.
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