Thomas Dudley Flushing Valve - Niagara Pneumatic Dual & Single Flush Valve
In addition to our market-leading range of 2-part Dudley Turbo's, Thomas Dudley manufactures a wid...In addition to our market-leading range of 2-part Dudley Turbo's, Thomas Dudley manufactures a wide range of one-piece plastic WC flushing syphons, all of which can be used with confidence. As with every Dudley product, our plastic syphons undergo exhaustive and rigorous testing, which means that when they are installed, reliability and durability come as standard. The bayonet fitting enables the valve body to be simply removed from the cistern. Servicing can then be carried out in minutes without having to disconnect the water supply or dismantle the cistern. Fitted with a long-life silicon rubber seal. 51mm (2") outlet. WRAS approved. Suitable for 6/4, 5/3, 4/2.6 litre single and dual flush valve depending on setup. Can be operated by a wide range of pushbuttons, push plates, and electronic sensors. Made in the UK. Suits both single and dual flush valves. Used in Vantage, Miniflo, and Pushflo concealed cisterns.
This guide is for anyone using the Thomas Dudley Flushing Valve - Niagara Pneumatic Dual & Single Flush Valve. It helps you understand the valve's features and how to install, maintain, and troubleshoot it. The key benefit is reliable and durable flushing, suitable for various cistern types. Note that this guide assumes basic plumbing knowledge.
All features
Model Part Number
327628
Brand
Thomas Dudley
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I remove the valve body?
Turn off the water supply, then twist the valve body to release it from the bayonet fitting.
What kind of flush valves is this compatible with?
It's compatible with 6/4, 5/3, and 4/2.6 litre single and dual flush valves.
What materials is the valve made of?
The valve includes plastic components and a silicon rubber seal.
Is this valve suitable for concealed cisterns?
Yes, it is used in Vantage, Miniflo, and Pushflo concealed cisterns.
What do I do if my flush is weak?
Check the water level in the cistern and the condition of the seal. Make adjustments or replace the seal if necessary.
Where is the valve manufactured?
It is made in the UK.
Troubleshooting
Weak or incomplete flush.
Check the water level in the cistern and adjust if necessary. Inspect the seal for damage and replace it if needed.
Water leaking into the bowl.
Check the seal for damage or debris. Clean or replace the seal.
Valve not refilling the cistern.
Ensure the water supply valve is fully open. Check for blockages in the fill valve.
Difficulty removing the valve body.
Ensure the water supply is turned off. Twist the valve body to release it from the bayonet fitting.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy installation and maintenance due to the bayonet fitting.
Durable and long-lasting due to the silicon rubber seal.
Compatible with a wide range of cisterns and flush valve types.
Reliable performance backed by rigorous testing.
WRAS approved, ensuring water efficiency and safety.
Cons
Requires some level of plumbing knowledge for installation.
May require adjustment depending on the specific cistern model.
Not compatible with all cisterns, check compatibility before purchase.
Seal may need replacing over time depending on water quality and usage.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation:
Ensure the water supply is turned off before starting.
Follow the manufacturer's instructions for fitting the valve to the cistern.
Make sure all connections are watertight.
Compatibility:
Verify compatibility with your cistern model.
Suitable for use with Vantage, Miniflo, and Pushflo concealed cisterns.
Care:
Regularly inspect for leaks.
Clean the valve if necessary to prevent buildup.
Replace the silicon rubber seal if it shows signs of wear or damage.