Honeywell manufactures a large selection of thermostatic and anti-scald mixing valves in various types, sizes and connection options.
AM-1 "C" models are for anti-scald applications only.
AM-1 "C1070" valves are ASSE 1070 approved for point-of-use applications, including commercial settings (restaurants, medical offices, etc.) and public facilities.
AM-1 "R" mixing valves are designed exclusively for heating applications and are not approved for use with potable (drinking) water.
All models (except "R" series) are made with lead-free brass and are approved for potable water use. All Honeywell mixing valves are made in the USA.
About Honeywell Mixing Valves
Connections: “UT” and “US” abbreviations in part number stand for “Union Sweat” and “Union Threaded” connections respectively and also indicate a built-in check valve on all models except “R” (heating-only type). Otherwise, the connection is female threaded.
Flow rates are as follows, depending on the outlet sizes: 8GPM for 1/2", 12GPM for 3/4" and 16GPM for 1". Cv values are model-specific.
Thermostrip is included with all models and helps to monitor the outlet water temperature.
Lead Notification
This product does not meet the new low-lead criteria defined in Safe Drinking Water Act
and cannot be used for potable water applications,
including for drinking and cooking. This product can be used for non-potable water
applications only.
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