🚿 Upgrade your shower safety game with Mellbree’s pressure relief valve – because leaks and bursts are so last season!
The Mellbree Pressure Relief Valve is a premium replacement part designed specifically for Triton electric showers. Featuring a durable PTFE seal cover, it offers enhanced leak prevention and burst protection. Compatible with over 15 Triton models, this 6-piece pack ensures easy, tool-free installation and long-lasting shower safety, especially in hard water areas where scale buildup can cause valve failure.
Manufacturer | Mellbree |
Part Number | Tri-Sealcover-ME |
Product Dimensions | 2 x 1 x 0.5 cm; 10 g |
Item model number | Tri-Sealcover-ME |
Colour | Black |
Material | Polytetrafluoroethylene |
Included Components | Pressure Relief Valve |
Batteries Required? | No |
Item Weight | 10 g |
R**D
Worked a charm!
Did the trick. Top tip - remember where you put the ones you don't use so that you don't end up buying more should you need another.
A**R
washer
Does the job save getting a new item
E**E
Fixed my shower
Good buy, reasonably cheap and arrived on time.Don't know why so much cardboard packaging was needed as such a tiny item could have been posted through the letterbox. Good to have spares as these burst regularly.
M**S
Shower head and water pressure valves
Fit for purpose
B**A
Pressure valve replacement disk - as described, (roughly 11mm dia )
Sold as a replacement safety vent for various electric showers these consist of a rubber disk around 11mm dia with a thinner star shaped section in the centre. If excess pressure builds up in the shower body the central bit ruptures and out comes water. Not really a valve as such - as once ruptured it keeps dripping which is probably why you are here :-)This looks just like the original, at 11mm or perhaps a fraction over it will be good firm fit and stop the 'leak'. Advisable to work out why the over pressure happened of course.All good
G**D
Haven't used them yet, but they seem to be correct
I've got a Triton shower, and if there's one thing I know about showers in my household is that at some point, the PRD is going to go, so I've got these ready for when it does. I haven't used them yet, but they look to be correct for my shower. There's not much to say apart from the fact that they're small, round plastic discs that fit on the pressure relief device. So, yeah, get 'em if you need 'em.
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