Taps

Don’t use abrasive or corrosive cleaning agents or abrasive sponges when cleaning and caring for your taps. A damp cloth is all you need to clean them with.

• If the sensor tap is dirty or covered in limescale, clean it with soapy water or diluted domestic vinegar, then rinse with plenty of clean water. Dry the sensor tap with a cloth.
• For descaling, remove the aerator from the fitting. To avoid inadvertently triggering the flow of water, activate a draw-off pause:

Setting the draw-off pause

You can stop the flow of water for approx. 2 minutes to be able to clean the sensor tap and washbasin, etc., without inadvertently turning the tap on.

We recommend that the installation, commissioning, maintenance and repair of the product be conducted by a qualified installer.

We think about the recyclability of the materials used in our products as early as the development stage. The return system achieves high recycling quotients for the materials employed, relieving landfill sites and the environment. This way, we jointly make a contribution to environmental protection.

Dispose of this appliance carefully and correctly in accordance with local regulations and statutes.

A decentralised electric DHW heater in a non-pressurised, open vented design is a simple and affordable solution for the individual supply of a hand washbasin, washbasin or kitchen sink. For example, our DNM mini instantaneous water heaters. They are not connected directly to the cold water supply line, as they cannot withstand the mains water pressure. You will require a non-pressurised tap to go with this appliance. You can recognise it by the three inlet lines. Conveniently, we offer these non-pressurised taps together with the DHW heaters in perfectly matched sets. Your benefits: low acquisition costs, low installation costs and very short pipe runs – for hot water without the wait.