CZ Wall-Mounted Auto Closing Water Saver Cold Tap - Silver

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The CZ Wall-Mounted Auto Closing Water Saver Cold Tap is an ideal solution for homeowners and facility managers looking to improve water efficiency in bathrooms, kitchens, and garden areas. It features a reliable push-type mechanism that automatically shuts off after 4 to 6 seconds, significantly reducing unnecessary waste. While it is built for durability and ease of use, please note that it is designed exclusively for single-temperature cold water systems, making it unsuitable for applications requiring hot water mixing.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 7.61E+11 |
| Brand | CZ |
No, this model is designed specifically for cold water supply lines only.
No, the shut-off time is factory-set at 4-6 seconds and cannot be adjusted by the user.
No, the faucet is a mechanical push-type device and does not require electricity or batteries.
This model is designed specifically for wall-mounted installation and is not suitable for horizontal deck-mounted sink applications.
Simply wipe the tap with a damp, soft cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals or scouring pads, as they will scratch the polished silver surface.
Check if the push-button mechanism is stuck due to sediment or debris build-up and clean the internal assembly.
Ensure that enough thread sealant tape was applied during installation and tighten the unit firmly against the wall fitting.
Inspect the aerator at the faucet outlet for mineral deposits and clean or soak in vinegar if necessary.
Installation requires a standard one-hole wall supply. Ensure that your plumbing setup is strictly a cold-water line, as this model does not support mixing valves. When installing, use appropriate plumbing tape on the threaded connections to ensure a leak-free seal. To maintain the appearance and function of your tap, clean the exterior regularly with a soft cloth and mild soap. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scrubbers, as these can damage the polished finish. If the tap becomes stiff, inspect the internal mechanism for debris and verify that your water pressure is within standard residential ranges.