CASH ACME
CASH ACME HG145 Thermostatic Mixing Valve 3/8in bath faucet part
Thermostatic mixing valve with bronze body and 3/8 in compression connections, adjustable from 95 to 118 Degrees F and rated to 230 psi, meeting ASSE 1070 and NSF 372 standards
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- Precise temperature control with 95 to 118 °F range
- High-pressure durability up to 230 psi
- Lead-free safety certified to NSF/ANSI/CAN 372
- Multi-standard compliance including ASSE 1070 and CSA B 125.3
- Compact bronze body fits 3/8 in compression connections
HG145 Thermostatic Mixing Valve
The CASH ACME HG145 is a thermostatic mixing valve designed to blend hot and cold water to a safe, controlled temperature at bath faucets. It features a bronze body with 3/8 inch compression inlet and outlet connections. The valve is certified to ASSE 1070, CSA B 125.3, IAPMO, NSF/ANSI/CAN 372 and NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 standards.
Suitable for residential bath installations
This valve suits plumbers and homeowners installing or repairing bath faucet systems where a compact thermostatic control is required. It is not intended for high-capacity commercial systems or applications needing larger connection sizes. Buyers requiring digital temperature displays or integrated diverter functions should look at other product types.
Verify 3/8 inch compression compatibility
Before ordering, confirm your existing supply lines and faucet connections match the 3/8 inch compression inlet and outlet specification. Ensure the system operating pressure does not exceed 230 psi. Check that the required temperature range of 95 to 118 degrees Fahrenheit aligns with your local code and usage needs.
Highlights
- Precise temperature control with 95 to 118 °F range
- High-pressure durability up to 230 psi
- Lead-free safety certified to NSF/ANSI/CAN 372
- Multi-standard compliance including ASSE 1070 and CSA B 125.3
- Compact bronze body fits 3/8 in compression connections
Specifications
| Brand | CASH ACME |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
What pipe size must I already have for the 3/8 in compression inlets to connect?
You need 3/8 inch copper or PEX tubing ready for compression fittings on both hot and cold supply lines.
Will the valve still meet ASSE 1070 if I keep my existing 1/2 in supply stops and reduce down?
Yes, the valve body is certified to ASSE 1070 and CSA B 125.3 regardless of the adapter fittings used upstream.
How can I verify the outlet temperature stays within the 95 to 118 Degrees F range after installation?
Run the bath faucet and measure the mixed water with a calibrated thermometer; it should read between 95 and 118 Degrees F.
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