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Mepa nextVIT urinal element 532013

  • Pre-assembled mounting element for urinal with concealed inlet from the rear
  • for combination with electronic, concealed concealed urinal control Sanicontrol K3
  • for drywall installation
  • for individual installation in front of a solid or lightweight stud wall
  • for rail mounting in front of a solid or lightweight stud wall
  • self-supporting mounting frame
  • suitable for cladding with gypsum fiber or gypsum plasterboard
  • powder-coated profile frame
  • Height-adjustable footrests 0-240 mm with integrated slip resistance
  • Base plates can be rotated (compensate for drilling errors, depth suitable for installation in UW profile UW 50 and UW 75 and MEPA-C profile)
  • Center and meter markings for exact alignment of the axis center and installation height of the element
  • tool-free
  • Height-adjustable, non-slip connecting traverses for water connection/drain/ceramic fastening
  • Element height adjustable to ceramic (expandable from 1150-1325 mm)
  • for operating pressure 0.3-10 bar
  • vandal-proof
  • Fastening ceramic plywood panel 420 x 100 x 21 mm
  • Sound-insulated MEPA wall panel G 1/2
  • Drain pipe clamp DN 50
  • HT drain elbow DN 50
  • Reinforced hose DN 12 G 1/2 A x G 3/4 (twist-proof 500 mm)
  • Inlet connector DN 15
  • Concealed housing for MEPA urinal control Sanicontrol K3 with water connection G 1/2 A on the side of the concealed housing
  • Water section G 3/4 with ball valve (for preliminary shut-off) pre-assembled in the flush-mounted housing
  • Connection terminal for 230 VAC electrical connection at the top of the flush-mounted housing
  • Building protection service opening (can be cut to length 130 x 110 x 30 mm)
  • Foot extension set 175 mm

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Manufacturer
MEPA - Pauli und Menden GmbH
E-Mail
info@mepa.de
Address
Rolandsecker Weg 37
53619 Rheinbreitbach
Germany
** Average Wholesale Price

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