Draw-off and column taps Column tap with a mixer (spout L= 200 mm, H=550 mm, 3/4") AG-P203 – AiFO

Technical drawing

Draw-off and column taps · AiFO

Deck-mounted column tap with a mixer AG-P203

Item no. AG-P203 · EAN 2010000056585

  • self-lubricating, non-seizing valve cartridges
  • chrome-plated steel knobs
  • swivel spout
  • water flow from 92l/min to 104l/min at a pressure of 3 to 5 bar
  • mounting hole Ø46 mm

In brief

  • A 200 mm spout as in AG-P202, but a column 100 mm taller.
  • The height given in the designation: H = 550 mm.
  • Mixer, 3/4" connection, Ø46 mm drilling.
  • Declared flow 92–104 l/min at 3–5 bar.
Data sheet PDF, p. 43

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Column tap with a mixer (spout L= 200 mm, H=550 mm, 3/4") AG-P203 – how to choose the right one

The AG-P203 deck-mounted column tap with a mixer has a 550 mm column and a 200 mm spout, works on a 3/4" thread and sits in a Ø46 mm hole. The output falls between 92 and 104 l/min at a pressure of 3–5 bar.

In this range the height is a parameter independent of the reach, which is why a version that is both tall and short exists. It is chosen where a tall vessel goes under the stream but stands close to the column rather than to one side.

A hundred millimetres vertically compared with the 450 mm version translates into space under the spout. H = 550 mm is the overall height, so with a vessel of borderline size the clearance under the spout is worth checking on the technical drawing.

How to match the tap to the station, the connection and the flow required – we explained it in the selection guide for this category.

Where it works

  • Tall buckets and containers placed right by the column
  • Stations with no fittings above the worktop
  • Vessels of small diameter but great height
  • Replacing a tap under which a pot would not fit

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What exactly does H = 550 mm mean?

It is the overall height of the tap. The gap between the worktop and the spout is smaller, so for tall vessels it is checked separately.

Why does a tall tap have a short spout?

Because the two dimensions are selected independently. The series covers three heights (450, 550 and 650 mm) combined with two spout reaches (200 and 300 mm), so one dimension does not dictate the other.

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