Flush button TECE Base for WC, matte chrome finish, model 9240702

TECE Base flush button in matte chrome is a wall-mounted actuator plate designed for toilet cisterns. The compact rectangular design integrates with modern bathroom interiors and operates dual-flush mechanisms for water-saving toilet use. Made by TECE, the plate fits standard concealed cistern systems and is intended to provide a durable user interface for flushing functions.

Advantages

The matte chrome finish provides a corrosion-resistant surface with low reflectivity and easy cleaning. Dual-flush capability reduces water consumption by offering separate flush volumes for liquid and solid waste. The slim profile and minimal gap between plate and wall create a tidy appearance and reduce dust accumulation. Mechanical components are designed for reliable actuation and long service life.

Suitable for

• Private bathrooms and residential toilets
• Commercial washrooms with concealed cisterns
• Renovation projects requiring modern actuator plates
• Installations where water-saving dual-flush control is desired

Key specifications

• Material: corrosion-resistant metal surface with internal mechanical actuator
• Finish: matte chrome for low gloss and easy maintenance
• Operation: dual-flush actuation for two selectable flush volumes
• Mounting: wall-mounted actuator plate compatible with concealed cistern systems
• Dimensions: compact rectangular form suitable for standard installation apertures

How to use

Install the TECE Base flush button over the access opening of a compatible concealed cistern according to the cistern manufacturer’s installation instructions. After mounting and securing the actuator plate, connect the mechanical linking rods or push mechanism to the cistern’s flush valve. Press the appropriate flush area to activate the chosen flush volume; press the larger or smaller actuator area depending on required water volume.

Usage recommendations

Clean the matte chrome surface with a soft cloth and mild detergent; avoid abrasive cleaners or pads that could damage the finish. Check mechanical linkage periodically for wear and adjust connections if the actuator becomes stiff or unresponsive.