Clearwater Elegance C Twin Lever Monobloc Kitchen Sink Mixer Tap

Clearwater Elegance EL20CP Details

Clearwater Elegance C Monobloc Kitchen Sink Mixer Tap is just what every modern sink needs for a spectacular upgrade. Designed to complement most modern kitchen interiors, this unit has been designed by experts and comes in 5 different finishes. Suitable for deck mounting, it features dual flow 360 degree swivel spout. It works using Quarter turn ceramic disc valves, and is suitable for use with low water pressure systems.

Height: 379mm - (37.9cm)
Base to spout: 256mm - (25.6cm)
Centre of the inlet to centre of outlet: 212mm - (21.2cm)
Features WRAS approved
Requires minimum 0.2 bar pressure or above water pressure
Refer to the technical diagram for the technical dimension

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Water Activation
: By Lifting/Tilting
⤷ Range
: Elegance C
⤷ Handle Position
: Left & Right
⤷ Tap Body Shape
: Round
⤷ Colour
: Chrome
⤷ Warranty/Guarantee
: 5 Years
⤷ Theme
: Traditional
⤷ Installation Type
: Deck Mounted
⤷ No. of Holes Required
: 1
⤷ Spout type
: Swivel

⤷ Spout Swivel
: Yes
⤷ Base To Spout
: 256
⤷ Spout Reach
: 212
⤷ Overall Height
: 379
⤷ Minimum Operating Pressure (Bar)
: 0.2
⤷ Handle Style
: Stick
⤷ WRAS Approved
: Yes
⤷ Barcode
: 5057199936646
⤷ Product Type
: Sink Mixer Tap

Clearwater Elegance C Twin Lever Monobloc Kitchen Sink Mixer Tap

£183.06

RRP: ~~£280.60~~

STOCK AVAILABLITY: 4 Working Days Approx

QS Supplies

3 Features Included In This Product Explained

Quarter Turn

Operating these taps is almost effortless; it can be turned on and off by rotating the lever at 90 degrees. These taps have such low friction that they are perfect for people with arthritis, weak grip, the elderly and the young.

WRAS Approved Product

WRAS Approval means that the particular water fitting or product complies with or meets the requirements specified by the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations or Scottish Byelaws.
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Low Water Pressure

Water systems operating at a pressure between 0.1 and 0.4 bar are considered low pressure. Products usually come labelled if they are suitable to use under such pressure.
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Questions & Answers

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Bruce Asked :
When the collar has been unscrewed, does the spout just pull out or is there a twist of some sort needed? The one I have comes out ok until the very end but won't come out completely despite lots of effort trying to pull straight upwards.

Answered By QS Team

Once the spout collar is undone, the spout should simply lift out. You should swiftly and firmly lift the spout out vertically. If the spout doesn't come out, push back down to the starting posting and try again. You can grease the o-ring and gap between the spout and the body.