Rada Z358-40-FMC is a Thermostatic Mixing Valve for remote/secure cabinet mount. This product has been designed specifically to provide tepid water to emergency fixtures as detailed in ANSI Z358.1-2009 specifications.
Rada Z358-40-FMC is supplied as standard* fully assembled and pressure-tested, in an 26″ x 30″ x 10″ stainless steel recessed cabinet with a 2″ flange. Cabinet has a polished stainless steel piano-hinged door with a keyed cylinder lock.
Rada Z358-40-FMC is supplied as standard under this model number for top inlet hot and cold water supplies and a top outlet with a left-hand hinged door as indicated in the picture and drawing.
Rada Z358-40-FMC can be specified/ordered with the following piping configurations under the following model numbers.
Top inlets/bottom outlet Z358-40-FMC-TB
Bottom inlets/bottom outlet Z358-40-FMC-BB
Bottom inlets/top outlet Z358-40-FMC-BT
*Note cabinet options under technical specifications.
Rada Z358-40-FMC is a Thermostatic Mixing Valve for remote/secure
cabinet mount. This product has been designed specifically to provide
tepid water to emergency fixtures as detailed in ANSI Z358.1-2009
specifications.
Rada Z358-40-FMC is supplied as standard* fully assembled and
pressure-tested, in an 26″ x 30″ x 10″ stainless steel recessed cabinet
with a 2″ flange. Cabinet has a polished stainless steel piano-hinged
door with a keyed cylinder lock.
Rada Z358-40-FMC is supplied as standard under this model number for top inlet hot and cold water supplies and a top
outlet with a left-hand hinged door as indicated in the picture and drawing.
Rada Z358-40-FMC can be specified/ordered with the following piping configurations under the following model numbers.
Top inlets/bottom outlet Z358-40-FMC-TB
Bottom inlets/bottom outlet Z358-40-FMC-BB
Bottom inlets/top outlet Z358-40-FMC-BT
*Note cabinet options under technical specifications.
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