Built-In Thermostatic Bath and Shower Mixers​

Thermostatic built-in mixers consist of a plastic or zamac rosette body in most cases, a plastic valve with ceramic discs, and several assembly parts of various materials. The handle/valve surface is usually chrome-plated using various galvanic process stages. Other coating techniques are also applied for different color options like PVD and wet coating, against corrosion. ​

The thermostatic cartridge mechanism enables users to adjust the desired water temperature, mixing it automatically. There is a thermostatic valve that mixes the hot and cold water to a constant temperature. The thermostatic mixer acts promptly to any variation of pressure or temperature ensuring a continuous flow of water with a constant temperature. If, for some accidental reason the cold or hot water stops, the thermostatic mixer will stop as the water flows.​

In terms of water outlets, thermostatic bath mixers are separated into two. Thermostatic bath mixers have two water outlets. An embodied diverter enables water to run two of the following outlets: bath spout, showerhead, water jets, and hand shower via hand shower outlet. Thermostatic shower mixers only have one water outlet.