Ellipse Single Lever Monobloc Tap - Silver

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The Rangemaster Ellipse Single Lever Monobloc Tap is designed for homeowners and kitchen renovators seeking a balance of contemporary aesthetics and reliable everyday functionality. Its primary strength lies in its precision water regulation provided by a 3.5cm ceramic disc valve, which offers smooth control over flow and temperature. While the sleek silver finish complements a wide variety of modern kitchen decor, users should note that as a single lever monobloc design, it requires a single-hole installation, which may necessitate an adapter or sink modification if replacing a traditional dual-tap setup.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | TEP1CM |
| Brand | Rangemaster Sink & Taps |
Yes, it is designed for a standard 35mm diameter tap hole.
Yes, the upper body is designed to unscrew, allowing for easy access to the internal ceramic cartridge for cleaning or replacement.
The Ellipse is built for standard residential water pressures. Ensure your system meets the minimum bar pressure required for modern monobloc taps.
Use a soft cloth dampened with a mixture of water and a small amount of white vinegar to gently wipe away mineral deposits.
Yes, the unit includes flexible tails for connection to your hot and cold water supplies.
Unscrew the upper body as per the maintenance guide and ensure the ceramic cartridge is properly seated and the retaining nut is tightened.
Unscrew the aerator at the tip of the spout and rinse out any trapped debris or scale buildup.
The ceramic cartridge may have accumulated debris. Remove the cartridge, clean the seals, or replace it if the ceramic discs are worn.
For installation, ensure your sink deck has a standard 35mm diameter hole. As a monobloc unit, the tap is secured via a threaded shank tightened from underneath the sink. Always use the included flexible supply hoses to connect the tap to your existing hot and cold pipework. For care, wipe the silver exterior with a soft, damp cloth and a mild soap solution. Avoid using abrasive sponges or harsh acidic cleaners, as these can dull the metallic finish over time. If flow rate decreases, check the aerator at the tip of the spout for mineral buildup and soak it in a white vinegar solution if necessary.