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Leonard LF Multiple Drench or Combination Emergency Shower Thermostatic Mixing Valve w/ Exposed Stainless Steel Cabinet Assembly, 40 GPM - TM-5100-LF-ESS Operation-Lift Handle TEMPERATURE CONTROL: Valve has bimetallic

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Leonard LF Multiple Drench or Combination Emergency Shower Thermostatic Mixing Valve w Exposed Stainless Steel Cabinet Assembly, 40 GPM TM 5100 LF ESS Operation Lift Handle TEMPERATURE CONTROL: Valve has bimetallic TEMPERATURE CONTROL: Valve has bimetallic thermostat that senses incoming water temperature and automatically blends water to 85å¡F (29å¡C) This is a replacement internal flow control kit for Bradley Halo® sprayhead assemblies (32°C)Integral wall support DURA trol is highly responsive and cannot be damaged by extremes in temperature

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