- Brand NameIKEA
- Type of tapKitchen mixer tap
- Max. flow rate at 3 bar8.0 l/min
- Annual energy consumption698 kWh/p.a.
- Recommended working pressure1 - 5 bar (0.1 - 0.5 MPa) (14.5 - 72.5 psi)
- Min. working pressure0.5 bar (0,05MPa) (7.25 psi)
- Max. static pressure10 bar (1,0MPa) (145.0 psi)
- Max. worktop thickness50 mm (2")
- Mounting hole measurement34-37 mm (1 3/8-1 7/16")
- Connection hoses length450 mm (17 3/4")
- Hose connection sizeG 3/8" (R10)
- Swivel spout120 °
- Recommended cold water temperature10-15˚C (50-59˚F)
- Recommended hot water temperature60-65°C (140-150°F)
- Max. hot water temperature80˚C (176˚F)
- Strainer includedNo
- Third party certified according to local standards byKIWA
ÄLMAREN Kitchen mixer tap w pull-out spout, stainless steel colour
Price 149,-
Price excl. VAT 118,73
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Product features
- Pull-out spout
- Swivel spout 120°
- Aerator
More information
Rinsing dishes is easier with the pull-out spout.
A counterweight makes the hose easily retract back into the kitchen mixer tap.
The mixer tap insert has hard, durable ceramic discs that can handle the high friction that occurs when you change the temperature of the water.
Equipped with check valve to prevent back flow.
Designer
Brickstad/Palleschitz/Petersén
Customer reviews
3.9Average rating
677Reviews
3.9Average rating
677Reviews
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