Crosswater MPRO Portrait Thermostatic Shower Valve With 2 Way Diverter

Crosswater MPRO PRO1510LBPC Details

The Crosswater MPRO Portrait Thermostatic Shower Valve with a 2 Way Diverter emphasises a user-centric design to provide easy shower control daily. Presented in a pared-down, unfussy style, it is a triumph of design and expert manufacturing. With a two-way diverter and collars, this valve offers rounded handles with notches to provide visual detailing. Being thermostatic, it effectively maintains water temperature for a comfortable shower experience every time.

It is crafted from the best quality metal and is highly durable and long-lasting. It is wrapped in a fabulous finish of Chrome / Brushed Stainless Steel / Matt Black / Brushed Brass / Brushed Bronze / Slate, giving it a sleek and sophisticated look. Looks best when paired with MPRO range of products.

Two-way diverter valve body with collars
Suitable for high water pressure systems
Works on a minimum of 1.0 bar or above water pressure
Size of backplate In [mm]: 120mm x 215mm [Width x Height]
Size of backplate In [cm]: 12cm x 21.5cm [Width x Height]
Refer technical diagram for complete technical dimensions

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Colour
: Chrome, Brushed Stainless Steel, Brushed Brass
⤷ Shape
: Rectangular
⤷ Warranty/Guarantee
: 15 Years
⤷ Material
: Brass
⤷ Theme
: Modern
⤷ Installation Type
: Wall Mounted
⤷ Minimum Operating Pressure (Bar)
: 1.0

⤷ Handle Style
: Lever
⤷ Temperature Control
: Thermostatic
⤷ Backplate Width
: 120
⤷ Backplate Height
: 215
⤷ Number of Handles
: 2
⤷ Orientation
: Portrait

Additional Info & Downloads

Download the Installation Instruction Pdf File

Crosswater MPRO Portrait Thermostatic Shower Valve With 2 Way Diverter

£343.54

RRP: ~~£558.00~~

STOCK AVAILABLITY: 7 Working Days Approx

QS Supplies

3 Features Included In This Product Explained

Diverter

A diverter, specifically in bath-shower combos, redirects the water flow from the bathtub spout to the showerhead. You can activate it using the nozzle in the bath shower mixer tap.
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Thermostatic Control

Thermostatic shower control works behind the scenes to achieve or maintain water temperature output from a showerhead. With the built-in safety feature, the shower provides a consistent water temperature.
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High Water Pressure

Water systems operating at 1.0 bar or higher pressure are considered high-pressure systems. Products usually come labelled if they are suitable to use under such pressure.

Questions & Answers

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ewan Asked :
What is the flow rate at 1 bar in litres per minute from the MPRO valve?

Answered By QS Team

For flow rates, please refer to the attached technical image.

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Gurdeep Asked :
Hi, does this kit include handles/knobs/levers for the valves?

Answered By QS Team

Yes, it does.

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Nicola Asked :
With an MPRO shower valve with two way diverter, should the hot and cold lever move only 180 degrees, i.e. between the hot and the cold positions and no further? Our plumber has fitted it, and it moves an additional 90 degrees beyond the cold position.

Answered By QS Team

It sounds like the handles have been put on the wrong controls. Inside the metal lever, a "wedge" or pin should connect with the corresponding wedge on the Thermostatic cartridge to stop it from being overturned. Inside the metal lever for the diverter, there will be no wedge.

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Lee Asked :
Hello, I want to buy a thermostatic shower valve from the Crosswater. MPRO range. It controls just one overhead shower, but I can't seem to find it on your site. This one has a 2-way diverter, so isn't right but it is from the range I want. Do you have one for just one outlet? Thanks Lee

Answered By QS Team

For single outlet, use refer the following product - https://www.qssupplies.co.uk/bathroom-furniture-shower-taps/92716.htm

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