Thomas Dudley Beta + Part 3 Adjustable Float Valve - PSPBVP332318

Name: Thomas Dudley Beta + Part 3 Adjustable Float Valve - PSPBVP332318
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This Thomas Dudley Beta + Part 3 Adjustable Float Valve is WRAS approved and fits virtually all fl...

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This guide is for anyone using or considering the Thomas Dudley Beta + Part 3 Adjustable Float Valve (PSPBVP332318). It's designed to help you understand, install, and maintain this float valve, which is suitable for most cisterns. A key benefit is its adjustability, allowing for flexible installation. However, note that the plastic ball float is not included, so you'll need to source that separately. This guide provides comprehensive information, including key features, setup instructions, and troubleshooting tips.

All features

Model Part Number	PSPBVP332318
Brand	Thomas Dudley

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the thread size of the valve?

The thread size is 1/2" BSP.

Is the plastic ball float included?

No, the plastic ball float is not included and must be purchased separately.

What is the operational pressure range?

The operational pressure range is 0.1 - 14 BAR.

Is this valve suitable for both high and low-pressure systems?

Yes, it is suitable for both mains and tank-fed systems.

What standards does this valve meet?

It is manufactured to BS1212 standard and is WRAS approved.

How do I adjust the float arm?

The float arm extends from 152 - 254mm (6" - 10") and can be adjusted using the screws and clips on the arm. It also has lateral and swivel adjustments.

Where is the valve manufactured?

It is designed and manufactured in the UK.

Troubleshooting

The toilet is constantly running.

Check the float level and adjust the float arm. Inspect the valve for debris and clean if necessary. Check for leaks around the valve.

The toilet is not filling up.

Ensure the water supply is turned on. Check for any blockages in the valve. Inspect the inlet valve for damage or wear.

The valve is making a loud noise.

Check the water pressure; if it's too high, consider using a pressure-reducing valve. Examine the valve for any obstructions or damage.

The float arm is hitting the side of the cistern.

Adjust the lateral movement and swivel adjustment of the float arm to avoid obstruction.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Highly adjustable to fit a wide range of cisterns.
Suitable for both high and low-pressure water systems.
WRAS approved, ensuring quality and compliance.
Easy to install due to the adjustable features.
Durable design, manufactured to BS1212 standard.
Allows for flexible positioning of the float arm.

Cons

Plastic ball float is not included.
Requires some technical knowledge for installation.
May require additional parts depending on the specific cistern.
Adjustments may require some trial and error to get the correct water level.
Can be tricky to install in tight spaces.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

Preparation: Turn off the water supply to the cistern.
Removal: Remove the old float valve.
Installation: Screw the Thomas Dudley Beta + Part 3 Adjustable Float Valve into the cistern.
Adjustment: Adjust the float arm length and position as needed.
Connection: Connect the water supply hose.
Testing: Turn the water supply back on and check for leaks and adjust the water level using the float.