SINGLE LEVER FUSION 12"

Single lever brass taps (also known as single-handle faucets) function by using one lever to control both the water flow and temperature. Here's how they work:

Single Lever Control: The tap has one lever or handle that moves up and down (for flow control) and side to side (for temperature control).

• Moving the lever up increases the flow of water, while pushing it down decreases the flow.
• Moving the lever left or right adjusts the mix of hot and cold water, allowing you to set the desired temperature.

Cartridge Mechanism: Inside the tap, there's a cartridge or valve that regulates the flow of water and its temperature. When the lever is adjusted, the cartridge adjusts the openings, mixing hot and cold water to your preferred temperature. The cartridge also controls the amount of water that flows through the tap.

Material (Brass): Brass is commonly used in the construction of these taps because of its durability, resistance to corrosion, and attractive finish. Brass is an alloy primarily made of copper and zinc, which makes it ideal for long-lasting plumbing fixtures.

This design simplifies the operation, making it easier to control the water flow and temperature with a single movement.