Draw-off and column taps Column tap with a mixer (spout L= 200 mm, H=450 mm, 3/4") AG-P202 – AiFO

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Draw-off and column taps · AiFO

Deck-mounted column tap with a mixer AG-P202

Item no. AG-P202 · EAN 2010000056578

  • 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 smallest version in the AG-P2 family: 200 mm spout, 450 mm height.
  • A mixer operated by two knobs, 3/4" connection.
  • Ø46 mm mounting hole.
  • Flow in the range 92–104 l/min at a pressure of 3–5 bar.
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= 200 mm, H=450 mm, 3/4") AG-P202 – how to choose the right one

AG-P202 is a deck-mounted column tap with a mixer, with a spout 200 mm long and a height of 450 mm, for a 3/4" connection. It is set in a Ø46 mm hole, and the declared output is from 92 to 104 l/min at 3–5 bar.

In the grid of nine versions in this range it is the starting point – every other model is taller, longer or both. Where a shelf or a hood hangs above the worktop, the lower column is sometimes the only variant that will fit at all.

The short reach keeps the stream near the mounting axis. The vessel therefore has to stand right beside the tap, which on a cramped worktop is an advantage but starts to get in the way at a wide bowl.

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

  • Worktops with fittings hanging above the station
  • Filling low containers
  • Cramped back-of-house areas where every vertical centimetre counts
  • Vessels set down right by the column

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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What do L and H mean in the model name?

L is the spout length, here 200 mm, and H the height of the tap, that is 450 mm. Both values describe the overall size and have nothing to do with the output.

Is it possible to move to a taller version later?

The drilling and the thread are shared across the range, so a prepared worktop also suits another version. The change itself, however, means replacing the tap, because the height is fixed here.

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