Shower tray siphon Aptel EJ451CLGSEU – waste trap for shower tray, compact drain connection

The Aptel shower tray siphon is a compact waste trap designed to connect a shower tray to the building drainage system. It provides a sealed path for wastewater, preventing backflow of odors while occupying minimal space under the tray. The product suits both new installations and renovation projects where a dedicated siphon is required for standard shower setups.

Advantages

The siphon combines a compact form factor with effective water sealing to reduce the risk of unpleasant smells. Its simple connection design allows quick fitting to standard drain outlets and drainage pipes. Made for durability in typical bathroom conditions, the unit supports reliable daily use and low-maintenance operation without complex parts.

Suitable for

• Standard shower trays in residential bathrooms
• Renovation projects requiring replacement of an existing siphon
• New bathroom installations with compact under-tray space
• Situations where a reliable odor barrier is needed

Key specifications

• Function: compact waste trap for shower tray drainage
• Application: directs wastewater from shower tray to building drainage
• Design: space-saving, intended for installation beneath the tray
• Sealing: water seal to prevent odors and backflow
• Compatibility: suitable with standard shower drain outlets and common drainage pipe sizes
• Maintenance: low-maintenance construction with accessible connection points

How to use

Install the siphon between the shower tray outlet and the building sewer pipe according to local plumbing regulations. Ensure the siphon is positioned so that the water seal is maintained and that the outlet aligns with the waste pipe slope for proper drainage. Tighten connections to avoid leaks and check seals after completing installation. If adjusting heights or pipe orientation is required, use compatible connectors and verify that the trap remains accessible for future inspection.

Usage recommendations

Use with compatible shower trays and standard drainage pipes; avoid chemical cleaners that could damage seals. Periodically inspect the siphon for blockages and clear any debris to maintain proper flow and odor prevention.