Vado Zoo Concealed 2 Way Chrome Diverter Valve

Vado Zoo ZOO-144/2-C/P Details

Give your bathroom; a dash of panache by installing 2 Outlet Diverter Valve from the Vados Zoo range. This concealed diverter valve comes with a knob-like design with a slim lever handle mounted over a circular back-plate. Simple at installation, minimum water pressure recommended for smooth working is 0.2 bar [LP-Low Pressure]. The chrome finishing looks endearing when coupled with any bathroom setting. This affordably priced diverter valve is provided with a 15-years guarantee from Vado. It performs well with all types of shower-heads and is designed for wall mounting.

The manufacturing code of this product is ZOO-144/2-C/P
Wall-mounted installation
Requires minimum 0.2 bar water pressure
2 x 1/2 inch inlets and outlet
A minimum-maximum wall mount is 75-85mm (7.5cm - 8.5cm)
Flow rate at 3 bar pressure: Outlet 1: 31, Outlet 2: 35 l/min
For complete size details, please refer to the technical drawing

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Range
: Zoo
⤷ Colour
: Chrome
⤷ Shape
: Round
⤷ Warranty/Guarantee
: 15 Years
⤷ Installation Type
: Wall Mounted

⤷ Minimum Operating Pressure (Bar)
: 0.2
⤷ Diameter
: 60
⤷ Number of Outlet
: 2
⤷ Barcode
: 5052120116159
⤷ Style
: Modern

Vado Zoo Concealed 2 Way Chrome Diverter Valve

£100.66

RRP: ~~£165.00~~

STOCK AVAILABLITY: 3 Working Days Approx

QS Supplies

1 Features Included In This Product Explained

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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Ben Asked :
Is this valve suitable to divert 1 single mixed supply to the two outlets?

Answered By QS Team

Yes, it is suitable to divert a single mixed supply to two outlets.

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steve Asked :
Hi, I have a small leak from the shaft of my ZOO 144/2 diverter. I have removed the chrome tap and can't work out how to remove the valve to replace the worn parts. I believe it is a cartridge, but I might be wrong. Does the spindle unscrew or pull out for replacement? The item was installed in 2006.

Answered By Vado Once you have removed the handle and wall plate /shroud, you should see a brass nut; if you unscrew this, you can access the piston inside the unit.

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