FLUSHDADDY CIST10 Top Dual Flush Cistern Bottom Entry, 6 Litre. Features a 2-inch to 1 0.5-inch fl...FLUSHDADDY CIST10 Top Dual Flush Cistern Bottom Entry, 6 Litre. Features a 2-inch to 1 0.5-inch flush pipe, 2-inch top flush dual valve, and a 0.5-inch Bottom Entry (B/E) valve with a brass inlet tail. Item package quantity: 1. Weight: 5.401325419 Pounds. Manufacturer: Mark Vitow Ltd.
This FLUSHDADDY CIST10 cistern is designed for homeowners and plumbers seeking a reliable and water-efficient toilet flushing solution. Its key benefit is the dual flush mechanism, allowing for reduced water usage, while a potential caveat is the need for specific plumbing knowledge during installation. This top dual flush cistern features a bottom entry valve and a robust build for long-term performance.
All features
Colour
Multicolor
Model Part Number
CIST10
Brand
FlushDaddy
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the capacity of this cistern?
The FLUSHDADDY CIST10 cistern has a capacity of 6 litres.
What type of inlet valve does it have?
It features a 0.5-inch Bottom Entry (B/E) valve with a brass inlet tail.
What is the flush pipe size?
The cistern uses a 2-inch top flush valve, and the flush pipe connection is 2-inch to 1 0.5-inch.
Is installation difficult?
Installation requires basic plumbing knowledge. It's recommended to have a qualified plumber if you are unsure.
How do I maintain the cistern?
Regular cleaning with a damp cloth is sufficient. Periodically check internal valves for debris.
What are the benefits of a dual flush system?
Dual flush systems allow you to choose between a full flush for solid waste and a reduced flush for liquid waste, saving water and reducing utility bills.
What material is the inlet tail made of?
The inlet tail is made of brass for durability and a secure connection.
Troubleshooting
Cistern not filling with water
Check that the water supply is turned on and the 0.5-inch inlet valve is correctly connected. Ensure no kinks in the supply hose.
Weak flush or incomplete flush
Verify the 2-inch flush valve is properly seated and not obstructed. Check the water level inside the cistern is at the recommended mark.
Leaking from the flush pipe connection
Ensure the flush pipe seal is correctly positioned and tightened. Replace the seal if it appears damaged.
Dual flush buttons not working correctly
Inspect the internal mechanism of the flush valve for any obstructions or misalignments. Adjust or clean as necessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Water-saving dual flush system.
Durable construction with a brass inlet tail.
Standard fittings for compatibility.
Reliable flushing performance.
Cons
Requires careful installation by a qualified person.
May not fit all existing toilet cistern housings.
Specific flush pipe adapter needed for 1 0.5-inch connection.
Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions
Setup:
Ensure the toilet bowl and existing cistern are disconnected and drained.
Mount the new cistern securely to the toilet bowl.
Connect the flush pipe from the cistern to the toilet bowl.
Attach the 0.5-inch Bottom Entry valve to the water supply line using the brass inlet tail.
Test for leaks and flush mechanism operation.
Compatibility:
Requires a standard 2-inch flush pipe connection to the toilet bowl.
The bottom entry valve is designed for a 0.5-inch water supply.
Ensure sufficient space for the cistern and its operation within the toilet unit.
Care:
Clean the exterior with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
Periodically check the flush valve and inlet valve for debris or wear.
Refer to manufacturer instructions for internal component maintenance.