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Manual flush valves are commonly used in public restrooms, commercial facilities, and industrial settings. They offer water conservation, cost-effectiveness, reliability, and durability,...Read more

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Features

Sloan Manual Flush Valves

  • These manual flush valves have a non-adjustable design to ensure increased water conservation.
  • They feature Para-Flo technology for controlling the low-consumption flush accuracy.
  • These flush valves offer a free-spinning stop cap and a non-hold-open handle to prevent vandalism and reduce intended flush volume.

Zurn Manual Flush Valves

  • These flush valves have top connection and a lever type handle for ease of operations.
  • They can be operated at pressures ranging from 25 to 80 psi.
  • These manual flush valves have a diaphragm style design for enhanced performance and leakproof operations.
  • They feature chrome / chrome plated finish to resist corrosion on exposed surfaces.

Working Mechanism

  • The user manually presses a lever or push-button.
  • This action lifts a diaphragm or flapper inside the flush valve.
  • Lifting the diaphragm or flapper opens a pathway for water from the tank or supply line.
  • The water rushes into the toilet bowl or urinal, creating a forceful flush that removes waste.
  • After a brief moment, the diaphragm or flapper drops back into place, sealing off the water supply.
  • The tank or supply line refills with water for the next flush.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I clean and maintain these manual flush valves?

  • Regularly clean the exterior.
  • Check for leaks around connections.
  • Replace worn parts promptly.
  • Follow manufacturer's maintenance recommendations.

What is the difference between a manual flush valve and automatic flush valve?

  • A manual flush valve requires user interaction, typically via a lever or button, for flushing, while an automatic flush valve uses sensors to detect when to flush, making it hands-free and more hygienic.
  • A manual flush valve relies on user-initiated flushing through a handle or button, while an automatic flush valve uses sensors to trigger flushing without user contact for increased hygiene and water conservation.

When should I replace a manual flush valve?

  • When it malfunctions or fails to flush effectively.
  • When frequent leaks occur.
  • When repairs become frequent, impacting water efficiency.
  • When manufacturer recommends replacement.

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