IBP MIEDZ LUK 90 2-K 35/60 sanitary valve 35 mm / 60°C

The IBP MIEDZ LUK 90 2-K 35/60 sanitary valve is a compact plumbing component intended for control of hot water flow in residential and commercial systems. It features a 35 mm connection size and is rated for use with water temperatures up to 60°C, allowing integration into installations where a small footprint and a defined temperature limit are required. The valve is designed for routine flow regulation and can be used as part of distribution manifolds, branch lines or compact service units.

Advantages

The valve's compact 90° configuration saves space in tight installation environments. Its construction provides stable flow control at the specified maximum temperature, and the 35 mm connection size supports common plumbing layouts. The product is intended for straightforward integration into existing systems and offers predictable performance within its rated temperature range.

Suitable for

• Domestic hot-water distribution and branch lines
• Compact commercial sanitary installations with temperature limits
• Heat exchanger and manifold connections where a 35 mm valve is required
• Retrofit projects needing a small, space-saving control valve

Key specifications

• Connection size: 35 mm
• Maximum operating temperature: 60°C
• Configuration: 90° sanitary valve
• Application: hot-water flow control in plumbing systems
• Suitable for residential and light commercial installations

How to use

Install the valve in-line according to standard plumbing practices, ensuring correct orientation for the 90° configuration. Use appropriate sealing materials and follow local codes for soldering or mechanical connections. Verify that the system operating temperature does not exceed 60°C and check for leaks after commissioning. Regular visual inspections and occasional servicing will maintain reliable operation.

Usage recommendations

Ensure compatibility with pipe materials and fittings before installation, and limit use to applications where water temperature remains at or below 60°C. For systems with higher temperatures or aggressive media, select a valve rated for those conditions. Follow local installation standards and, when in doubt, consult a qualified plumber.