Taps

Solution A, Two Tap Solution. Provides clear separation between service water (utility water) and drinking water (arrow). When the old tap remains, a small second tap for the filtered water will be installed (arrow). It requires a second bore hole drilled in the work top or punched in the stainless-steel sink. Diameters vary between 12 mm, 14 mm and 18 mm. The feed into the filter begins with a T-piece in the supply line. Taps are available in chromium plated high-alloyed and lead-free brass or inert stainless steel. The taps connect easily with a swirler if desired. For Solution A, you will need either a Novara Tap or an Alba-2 Tap.

Solution B, One Tap Solution. A streamlined solution that requires a special tap with two internal conduits, two outlets and extra valve for the filtered water (arrow). The taps connect easily with a swirler if desired. It needs a bore hole of 36 mm diameter. The old hole can be used in general and may require finishing. The feed into the filter begins with a T-piece in the supply line. A low-pressure hot water tank or a no pressure flow heater requires the installation of a specially tap designed for low pressure hot water systems. Taps are available in chromium plated high-alloyed lead-free brass or inert stainless steel. For Solution B, you will need a Verona Tap or a Florenz Tap.

Solution C, Old Tap Solution. All water is filtered with this solution and no further tap installation is required. A filter cartridge with a high capacity may be useful (ABF Duplex® SD). The filter will be connected with the cold water directly. A T-piece is also not required nor is the additional bore hole. We recommend this solution at a tapping station, e.g. in a restaurant or a school. A swirler may require an adapter on the tap outlet.