Siphon (Water seal)

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A siphon or odor trap is a mandatory element that must be equipped with all wastewater receivers installed on the sewage network without exception.

It is used to prevent the escape of gases and unpleasant odors from the sewage system to the house. It is always installed at the beginning of the water drain from the plumbing device to the sewer.

Unpleasant odors do not enter the house due to the curved structure of the siphon pipe, in which a water plug is formed that prevents the unpleasant odor from leaving the sewer. Ladders, toilets, urinals, and washbasins have built-in water locks, and separate, attached water locks are not required.

The siphons are disassembled and assembled by hand without the use of any tools. The required rubber gaskets are always supplied with the siphon.

If the sink or bathtub is equipped with an overflow hole, it is necessary to purchase siphon models fitted with an overflow.

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Bathtub overflow system

Overflow provides the ability to drain water and prevents it from overflowing the sides of the bowl in the event of an uncontrolled flow.

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Sink overflow

Types of siphons

Bottle

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1 - Filter grid.

2 - Gaskets.

3 - Overflow pipe or drain from a plumbing fixture (washing machine, dishwasher).

4 - Intermediate pipe.

5 - Siphon.

6 - Siphon bowl.

7 - drainage to the sewer.

U-shaped

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1 - Intermediate pipe.

2 - Outlet branch pipe.

3 - Siphon.

S-shaped

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Two revolving

It fits under toilets, showers, bathtubs, and even toilets due to its compact size.

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Corrugated siphon

It is a flexible U-shaped corrugated pipe.

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Adjustable siphon

The height and length of these siphons are adjustable.

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1 - Connecting the overflow or drain from the dishwasher, washing machine.

2 - The horizontal regulating part of the siphon.

3 - The vertical regulating part of the siphon.

4 - Siphon.

5 - Convenient release.

Siphons for multiple drains.

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