Water mixer with two inlets and shower MONOLITH P0102020127

A pre-rinse faucet removes food debris from pots, pans and utensils before they enter the dishwasher or sink. The unit combines a fixed spout with a flexible shower head that directs a high-velocity water jet at the soiled surface. The force of the jet dislodges particles without scrubbing, cutting the time and effort needed to prepare items for washing. The shower head is held on a retractable hose so the operator can guide the spray across every part of the load, while the fixed spout supplies a steady stream for filling containers or rinsing larger items.

The sequence begins by turning the round handle to open the water supply. The handle's shape and resistance give fine control over flow rate, letting the operator start with a gentle rinse and increase pressure as needed. The shower head delivers a uniform, concentrated jet that maintains its shape even at high flow, ensuring consistent cleaning power across the entire work surface. When the task is complete, the handle is turned back to shut off the water, and the shower head is returned to its storage clip.

Construction is centred on a fixed base with a 155 mm centre distance between the mounting holes. This spacing matches the standard hole pattern found on most commercial sinks and worktops, so the unit can be installed without drilling additional holes or modifying the existing plumbing. The handle, spout and shower head are mounted directly to the base, creating a rigid assembly that resists movement during use. The materials chosen for the handle and shower head are selected to provide a secure grip and long-term resistance to hot water and detergents.

The round handle controls both the flow rate and the temperature when the unit is connected to a mixer valve. Its position and size allow the operator to make quick adjustments without looking away from the task. The shower head's spray pattern is designed to concentrate the water jet, reducing splashing and directing the force where it is needed most.

Cleaning is limited to wiping the external surfaces with a damp cloth to remove grease and water marks. The shower head can be detached for periodic descaling if hard water is present, and the hose should be inspected for kinks or wear that could restrict flow. No internal maintenance is required beyond ensuring the water supply remains free of debris that could block the jet.

The unit is listed in the catalogue under pre-rinse equipment, alongside other fittings designed for high-flow, high-pressure applications in professional kitchens.