Abode Ludlow Bridge Kitchen Mixer Tap - Chrome

In a stunning Chrome finish, the Ludlow Bridge mixer tap is a timeless Victorian inspired design. ...

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The Abode Ludlow Bridge Kitchen Mixer Tap in Chrome is designed for homeowners seeking a blend of classic Victorian aesthetics and modern functionality. Its key benefit is offering a timeless design with efficient water flow control, complemented by durable, full metal construction. A potential caveat is its requirement for a minimum of 0.2 bar water pressure.

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ColourSilver
Model Part NumberAT1029
BrandAbode

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FAQs

What is the minimum water pressure required for this tap?

The Abode Ludlow Bridge mixer tap requires a minimum of 0.2 bar water pressure to operate effectively.

What type of cartridge does this tap use?

This tap utilizes ceramic disc valve technology for smooth and durable operation.

How do I clean and maintain the Chrome finish?

Clean the Chrome finish with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners to prevent scratching. Dry thoroughly after cleaning.

Can this tap be used with a combi boiler?

Yes, as long as the water pressure meets the minimum requirement of 0.2 bar, this tap is generally compatible with combi boiler systems.

What is the height of the tap?

The maximum height of the tap is 40 cm, with a height above the embedding surface of up to 26 cm.

Does the spout swivel?

Yes, the spout on this tap is designed to swivel, offering increased flexibility in use.

What is the warranty period for this product?

The tap comes with a 5-year manufacturer's guarantee.

Troubleshooting

Tap is dripping

Ensure both lever handles are fully closed. If the dripping persists, the ceramic disc valves may need inspection or replacement. > Info needed: Procedure for accessing and replacing ceramic disc valves.

Low water flow

Check that the water supply pressure meets the minimum requirement of 0.2 bar. Inspect the aerator for blockages and clean if necessary. Ensure the lever handles are fully open.

Water temperature is difficult to control

Verify the hot and cold water supply lines are correctly connected. Ensure the maximum and recommended hot water supply temperatures are adhered to. Ceramic disc valves should provide smooth control; if not, they may require servicing.

Tap leaks from the base

Check the mounting and seals. Ensure the tap is securely fixed to the deck and that any seals or plumber's putty used during installation are intact.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Elegant and classic Victorian design
  • Durable full metal construction
  • Smooth and precise quarter-turn ceramic disc valves
  • Water-saving aerated flow
  • Suitable for low-pressure systems

Cons

  • Requires a minimum of 0.2 bar water pressure
  • White lever handles may show staining over time if not maintained
  • Only one finish (Chrome) is detailed in this specific product information

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: This is a deck-mounted tap requiring two mounting holes. Ensure you have a water supply pressure of at least 0.2 bar for optimal performance. Installation typically involves connecting the tap to hot and cold water supply hoses (usually 1/2" faucet connection size) and securing it to the countertop or sink.

Compatibility: Suitable for systems with a minimum pressure of 0.2 bar. The maximum operating pressure is 5.5 bar. The recommended hot water supply temperature is 46°C, with a maximum of 70°C.

Care: To maintain the Chrome finish, clean regularly with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads, which can scratch the surface. For internal components, the ceramic disc valves are designed for longevity; if a drip occurs, ensure handles are fully closed. Periodically check inlet connections for any signs of leakage.

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