Reliance Valves

Our TMVs blend hot and cold water to ensure safe and comfortable water temperature, reducing the risk of accidental injuries and burns. Multifunctional by design, our valves prevent backflow and water impurities, as well as providing a fail-safe/emergency shut off and tamperproof adjustment setting. Approved for basins, bidets, showers and high pressure fill baths, our valves are quick and easy to install and provide ultimate protection to end users, while reducing water wastage and energy consumption. 

Designed to save you time and money, Tenant Valve Plus uniquely combines a number of functions in one compact, self-contained unit to control and monitor water supply in multi-site locations, such as flats, apartments and offices. Utilising a single cartridge design, the unit incorporates a ball isolating valve (also approved as a stop valve), pressure reducing valve, double check valve, dual reading pressure gauge/test point and an optional connection point for water meters.

PRVs control and regulate water pressure to reduce the risk of burst pipes, flooding and damage to heating systems and appliances. Conserving energy, PRVs reduce the amount of water that comes out at the point of use by slowing down the water pressure. Available in a range of safe lead-free materials, some of our valves also include filters for enhanced water purity.

TBVs ensure that a balanced and safe water temperature is available when and where it is needed by regulating flow rates depending on the temperature. Suitable for circulating hot water systems, our valves also help to reduce heat loss and energy consumption.

Floguard Double Check Valve protects water supply from the risk of backflow and backsiphonage contamination. The valve contains a check cartridge, which, under normal conditions, is held closed by pressure within the system. When vacuum conditions occur, the suction causes the check cartridge to open and air to flow through, equalising the pressure within the hot water heater.

Our compact TRP15 and TRP22 temperature and pressure relief valves protect against over pressurisation in unvented hot water systems when the input temperature or pressure controls fail. If the system rises above 95°C, the wax mixture within the temperature probe will expand, lifting the valve off its seat and releasing water to waste, thereby reducing the pressure. When water pressure increases (without temperature increase) the valve will stay closed until the set pressure of the relief mechanism is reached, at which point the valve will again open and the excess pressure is relieved.