Specification

4 SS-B01 Rev. F 072021

Luxier

Installation

2. Connect the valve to the plumbing with proper ttings. Perform a dry t before soldering pipes to the

valve. (Fig. C)

WARNING: Exposure to high temperature will damage the cartridge (9) and stop valves (7, 8). Remove

these parts before soldering.

3. After the pipes are soldered, install the stop valves (7, 8), cartridge (9), stem (11), and threaded nipple

(12) back onto the valve body. NOTE: Make sure the cartridge is installed in the upright position. The

“UP” marking on the cartridge should point upward. (Fig. C1)

4. Pressure test and ush the valve. NOTE: Pressure must be approximately equal on both hot and cold

side for the valve to function properly. (Fig. D)

• Install a 1/2” iron pipe plug (not included) on the shower outlet.

• Turn the valve to ON position and check all connections for leaks for about a minute.

• Turn the valve to OFF position after pressure test and remove the 1/2” plug. Make sure the pipes are

free of debris or sediments

Finished Wall

Protective Cover

Recommended

2 11/16” - 3 7/16”

WARNING: Remove all parts before soldering

Stop Valve (7, 8)

Cartridge (9)

(Shower)

HOT

COLD

Pressue Balance Cartridge

Mounting Hole

Cold WaterHot Water

48”

30”

* Drawing not to Scale

1. Position valve body in the wall. It is recommended the valve to be about 48” above the nished oor

and shower outlet to be about 30” above the valve (Fig. A1) The nished wall should be set between the

markers on the temporary protective cover. The recommended depth is 2 11/16” to 3 7/16”. (Fig. A) Make

sure the UP outlet is pointed upward. (Fig. B)

NOTE: Valve access hole on the wall should be 6” in diameter and outlet hole for shower arm is about

1 1/4” in diameter.