Draw-off and column taps Column tap with a mixer (spout L= 300 mm, H=450 mm, 3/4") AG-P302 – AiFO

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Draw-off and column taps · AiFO

Deck-mounted column tap with a mixer AG-P302

Item no. AG-P302 · EAN 2010000056639

  • 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

  • The longest spout in the range – 300 mm – with the lowest column at 450 mm.
  • Two chrome-plated steel knobs, a mixer for hot and cold water.
  • 3/4" connection, Ø46 mm hole.
  • 92 l/min at three bar, up to 104 l/min at five.
Data sheet PDF, p. 43

Prices and stock levels are in the B2B shop. When fitting out a whole back-of-house we quote the complete set.

Column tap with a mixer (spout L= 300 mm, H=450 mm, 3/4") AG-P302 – how to choose the right one

AG-P302 is a deck-mounted column tap with a mixer, with a 300 mm spout and a height of 450 mm. It works on a 3/4" connection, requires a Ø46 mm mounting hole and delivers 92–104 l/min at a pressure of 3 to 5 bar.

This combination of dimensions serves a station laid out horizontally rather than vertically. A swivel spout with a 300 mm reach sweeps a wide arc, so one tap can serve two set-down places arranged on either side of it.

The reach has to be set against what is next to it, however. A spout that swings beyond the worktop will drip onto the floor, which is why with this version you check not only the space above the vessel but the whole path of the swivel.

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

  • Two set-down places served by a single draw-off point
  • Wide two-station bowls
  • Large-diameter vessels filled under low fittings
  • Deep worktops, but with limited clearance above

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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Does the longest spout suit every station?

No – on a narrow worktop 300 mm takes the stream beyond the edge. Before deciding it is worth sweeping an arc of that radius on the worktop and seeing where the tip ends up.

Is the temperature set on the tap in this version?

Yes, the model has a mixer and two knobs – separately for hot and cold water. This requires both supplies to be run to the station.

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