The Ambassador Marine Trinidad- 2-Handle External Shower Mixer- Small Marine Sprayer, 6′ Rubber Hose (Chrome / Warm White) includes the vendor-provided features and specifications listed below.
- Chrome & warm white
- 6′ white rubber hose
- Small marine sprayer (without hook)
- Heavy duty, UV protected, ABS plastic sprayer
- Sprayer has complete water shut-off when trigger is not engaged
- Depressing trigger allows for intermittent water flow – lifting trigger locks it on for continuous water flow
- Heavy duty hose
- Extra-soft nylon makes hose very flexible with little-to-no “memory”, making it ideal for gathering in tight spaces
- 2-position ABS plastic bulkhead sprayer holder
- Specifically designed for thin (fiberglass) walls/surfaces
- All brass body with metal handles
- Compression valves
- Easy installation – mounts directly to bulkhead (no strapping required)
- Two hole mount, 1″ Ø (4″ CC)
- Connections: 1/2″ NPS-M (aka “Standard 1/2″ Faucet”)
- Not for residential use: Most municipalities now require a pressure balanced valve system when applying for a permit for new construction or remodel. This non-pressure balanced mixer may not meet your local building codes.
Features & Specifications
- Manufacturer Part Number: 134-0214-CW
- UPC: 0041031721014
- Chrome & warm white
- 6′ white rubber hose
- Small marine sprayer (without hook)
- Heavy duty, UV protected, ABS plastic sprayer
- Sprayer has complete water shut-off when trigger is not engaged
- Depressing trigger allows for intermittent water flow – lifting trigger locks it on for continuous water flow
- Heavy duty hose
- Extra-soft nylon makes hose very flexible with little-to-no “memory”, making it ideal for gathering in tight spaces
- 2-position ABS plastic bulkhead sprayer holder
- Specifically designed for thin (fiberglass) walls/surfaces
- All brass body with metal handles
- Compression valves
- Easy installation – mounts directly to bulkhead (no strapping required)
- Two hole mount, 1″ Ø (4″ CC)
- Connections: 1/2″ NPS-M (aka “Standard 1/2″ Faucet”) Not for residential use: Most municipalities now require a pressure balanced valve system when applying for a permit for new construction or remodel. This non-pressure balanced mixer may not meet your local building codes.
