CASH ACME
CASH ACME HG110D Thermostatic Mixing Valve 1/2 in 230 psi bath faucet part
Thermostatic mixing valve with brass body, 1/2 in NPT connections, 85 to 130 Degrees F range and 230 psi rating
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- Precise temperature control with 85 to 130 degrees F range
- High pressure durability rated at 230 psi maximum
- Brass body construction for corrosion resistance
- Multiple safety certifications including ASSE 1017, 1069, 1070
- Lead-free compliance with NSF/ANSI 372 and 61 standards
Thermostatic Mixing Valve for Bath Faucets
The CASH ACME HG110D is a brass thermostatic mixing valve designed to blend hot and cold water to a safe, stable outlet temperature. It serves residential and light commercial bath installations where precise temperature control is required to prevent scalding.
Replaces manual mixing valves
The valve is worth installing when an existing system lacks automatic temperature compensation and users experience sudden temperature swings during pressure changes. It meets ASSE 1017, ASSE 1069 and ASSE 1070 standards for point-of-use and distribution applications.
Verify inlet and outlet connections before ordering
The unit uses 1/2 inch NPT threads on both inlet and outlet ports. Confirm that your supply lines match this thread type and size, and that the system pressure does not exceed 230 psi. The temperature adjustment range spans 85 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit.
Highlights
- Precise temperature control with 85 to 130 degrees F range
- High pressure durability rated at 230 psi maximum
- Brass body construction for corrosion resistance
- Multiple safety certifications including ASSE 1017, 1069, 1070
- Lead-free compliance with NSF/ANSI 372 and 61 standards
Specifications
| Brand | CASH ACME |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
What pipe threads and clearances does the 1/2 in NPT valve need to fit?
The valve uses 1/2 in NPT inlet and outlet threads, measures 2 3/16 in tall and 5 5/8 in wide, and requires enough space around those dimensions for wrench access and inspection.
How is the HG110D installed, and what step is often missed?
Thread the valve onto the hot and cold supply lines using pipe sealant on the 1/2 in NPT connections, then set the mixed temperature between 85 and 130 °F; the step often missed is verifying the outlet temperature with a thermometer after the first use.
When will the internal cartridge or seals need replacement?
The thermostatic element and O-rings should be inspected annually; replace them if the outlet temperature drifts outside the 85 to 130 °F range or if leaks appear at the brass body joints.
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