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Niagara Conservation Bi-Max

Two adjustable GPM settings
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Brand:

Niagara Conservation Products

Model #:
N2610CH
QTY:
100/Case

Details

Niagara Conservation's Bi-Max™ showerhead features two adjustable spray settings for optimal task performance and maximum water savings. The Bi-Max produces a luxurious shower with an even vacillating spray that requires less water usage than typical "low-flow" showerheads. Simply twist the showerhead to match your desired task: 1.0 GPM for showering and 1.5 GPM for a powerful rinse mode. 

Features

  • Two pressure-compensated flow rate options
  • Even, needle spray with a large spray diameter
  • Compact, modern design
  • Corrosion-resistant, high-impact ABS thermoplastic body
  • Large POM swivel adjustment
  • Pressure-compensating technology provides consistent output of water regardless of pressure

Downloads

N2610 Spec Sheet.pdf
Water Catalog.pdf

Specifications

GPM:
1.0, 1.5
Number of Sprays:
2
Finish:
Chrome
Face Diameter:
2"
Face Width:
2.6"
Unit Weight:
0.25 lbs
Case Length:
23.7"
Case Width:
12.2"
Case Height:
9.7"
Case Weight:
27.8 lbs

Warranty

AM Conservation guarantees to the original purchaser or recipient of a showerhead that it is free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 10 years. AM Conservation will at our choice replace any part of the showerhead which is in our opinion defective provided that the product has not been abused, misused, altered, or damaged after its purchase. This includes damage due to the use of tools or harsh chemicals. In the event a product has been disconnected, AM Conservation will replace it with what we determine to be the closest product. AM Conservation is not responsible for labor charges, installation, or other consequential cost. AM Conservation's responsibility shall not exceed the original cost of the product.

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