GROHE Red II Duo kitchen mixer and boiler M-size chrome
- EAN no.: 4005176989247
- LM no.: 706203804
- Supplier: Grohe
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Description
Type no: 30083001
Promotion code: 10260109514
UNSPSC (v. 19.0501): 30181702
HS Code: 85161080
GROHE Red II Duo faucet and M-size boiler consisting of:
GROHE Red Duo single-lever sink mixer, single hole installation, C-spout, GROHE ChildLock push buttons for boiling water, TÜV certified triple electronic, safeguards against accidental activation of boiling water, GROHE StarLight chrome finish, GROHE SilkMove 28 mm ceramic cartridge, insulated tubular spout, swivel area 150°, separate water ways, flexible connection hoses, connection to GROHE Red boiler.
GROHE Red boiler M-size, reservoir for boiling and hot water, 3 l 100° C boiling water, 4 l total capacity, required inlet pressure: 1-7 bar, with flexible connection hose and outlet for boiling water, CE approved, power supply 230 V 50 Hz, power consumption 2100 W,
standby power consumption 15 W, energy efficiency class A, GROHE Red filter set for protection of the boiler from limescale, capacity 600 l at 15° dKH, 5 phase filter,
flow rate measuring unit.
GROHE Red Duo single-lever sink mixer, single hole installation, C-spout, GROHE ChildLock push buttons for boiling water, TÜV certified triple electronic, safeguards against accidental activation of boiling water, GROHE StarLight chrome finish, GROHE SilkMove 28 mm ceramic cartridge, insulated tubular spout, swivel area 150°, separate water ways, flexible connection hoses, connection to GROHE Red boiler.
GROHE Red boiler M-size, reservoir for boiling and hot water, 3 l 100° C boiling water, 4 l total capacity, required inlet pressure: 1-7 bar, with flexible connection hose and outlet for boiling water, CE approved, power supply 230 V 50 Hz, power consumption 2100 W,
standby power consumption 15 W, energy efficiency class A, GROHE Red filter set for protection of the boiler from limescale, capacity 600 l at 15° dKH, 5 phase filter,
flow rate measuring unit.
