Mixer Tap, Dual Lever, Rangemaster Quadrant Contemporary

Product Details

Is this mixer tap suitable for low pressure water systems?

Yes, this tap is designed to work within an operating pressure range of 0.4 to 5.5 bar. If you are unsure about your system pressure, check the spec of your existing installation or ask us for help matching a tap to your setup.

What type of control valve does the tap use?

The tap uses a quarter turn ceramic disc control. Ceramic disc technology helps provide smooth operation and helps maintain consistent performance over time, making it a dependable choice for everyday kitchen use.

How high is the tap and will it fit under typical kitchen cabinets?

The overall height is 291 mm. For clearance around overhead shelving or underslung units, it is also useful to consider the spout exit height of 271 mm and plan the available space before installation.

Will the spout reach enough to fill large pots and kettles?

The spout exit reach is 219 mm. This reach is typically well suited for rinsing and filling normal kitchen cookware, and it can help reduce splashing when washing larger items in the sink.

What does the “SSB” and “TQC1MB” part of the model mean?

These are product coding details used to identify the exact variant within the range. For customers, the key details are the finish and performance: this model is finished in matt black and is supplied for mixer tap use in kitchens.

Is it designed for modern kitchen accessibility requirements?

Yes, this model is DDA compliant. If you are installing in a home or workplace where accessible fittings are required, this can make planning easier and help you choose a suitable option.

What finish does the tap have and how should I maintain it?

The tap is supplied in a matt black finish. To keep it looking smart, wipe with a soft cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners that could dull the surface. Regular gentle cleaning helps maintain the appearance.

What water flow rate can I expect from the mixer?

The tap has a 14.5 mixed flow rate at 3 bar. This is a practical level for everyday kitchen tasks such as rinsing, filling, and cleaning, and it helps you choose a comfortable flow based on typical mains performance.