A rough-in valve for showers that compensates for drop in pressure on either the hot or cold side. It keeps the water within a specific degree so as to not scald or freeze the user. Also referred to as "Anti-Scald" valve.
A mixing valve within shower plumbing that automatically maintains a constant water temperature; this is done by regulating the changes in pressure from incoming cold and hot water supplies. The temperature remains constant despite changes in hot or cold water pressure.
Shower mixing valve that automatically maintains balance between incoming hot and cold water supplies by immediately regulating fluctuations in pressure. As a result, temperature remains constant, though the outlet pressure may drop. Also known as an anti-scald valve.
A shower mixing valve that automatically maintains balance between incoming hot and cold water supplies by immediately regulating fluctuatuions in pressure. As a result the outlet temperature remains constant, though the outlet pressure may drop.
A shower mixing valve that automatically maintains balance between incoming hot and cold water supplies to maintain a constant temperature despite a drop in water pressure. Also known as an anti-scald valve. See Pressure Balance Valve Trims
A shower valve which maintains a set temperature and protects from scalding by means of sensing and adjusting to pressure fluctuations in the hot and cold water supply lines.
Valve which keeps hot and cold water at the proper temperature and pressure by use of a diaphragm inside the faucet which reacts to increase or decrease the flow to keep it constant.