Aqualisa Products Limited

Matthew Robert Riley

Paul Andrew Robinson

John Patrick Cheek

A water valve assembly including a housing, an inlet chamber defining a water inlet for receiving a flow of water into the inlet chamber and a valve for controlling the flow of water through the inlet into the inlet chamber. A mixing chamber is connected to the inlet chamber so as to receive water from the inlet chamber, the mixing chamber defining a supplementary water inlet for receiving a supplementary flow of water and defining a mixed water outlet from which a mixture of water from the inlet chamber and the supplementary water inlet may be provided. The inlet chamber and the mixing chamber are both provided within the first housing and are arranged one within the other. A second housing may be provided with an inlet chamber, a valve for controlling flow of water into the inlet chamber and a supplementary water outlet for connection to the supplementary water inlet of the first housing. The two housings can be arranged in a relatively flat configuration with water connections at an inlet end of the assembly and control connections at a control end of the assembly.

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Marden, United Kingdom

Matthew Robert Riley