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Die-Pat WRAS Approved Pre-Rinse Spray Arm Monobloc with 12" Bowl Tap

SKU: 501H20-FA12

£220.00(£264.00 inc VAT)
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This deck-mounted monobloc combines a pre-rinse spray arm and a 12" bowl-filling tap in a single fitting. WRAS approval confirms the unit meets UK Water Regulations Advisory Scheme standards — a requirement for any equipment connected to the mains water supply in a commercial food environment. The unit arrives pre-assembled, which reduces installation time and removes the risk of on-site assembly errors.

In a working kitchen, the pre-rinse station is one of the hardest-worked points in the pot wash or dishwash area. The spray arm allows staff to clear plates, pots, trays, and utensils quickly before loading them into a dishwasher or glasswasher, helping to protect spray arms from debris and extending the intervals between full machine cleaning cycles. Having the bowl-filling tap integrated into the same deck fitting means the station handles both rinsing and filling duties without a second penetration in the sink deck.

For day-to-day operation, the main practical advantages are:

  • WRAS approval satisfies water byelaw compliance requirements for commercial installations
  • Pre-assembled design simplifies installation and reduces plumber preparation time
  • Combined fitting reduces the number of deck penetrations required
  • Flexible hose and wall bracket included, ready for connection to hot and cold supplies
  • Deck-mounted format suits standard commercial sink fabrications

The unit requires a suitable pre-drilled deck hole of the correct diameter in the sink or fabrication it is fitted to. Hot and cold supplies must be accessible beneath the deck for the flexible hose connections. Installation should be carried out by a qualified plumber with experience of commercial water fittings. For single-sink or pot wash stations this is a straightforward solution, but very high-throughput sites running multiple rinse stations continuously may find a heavier-duty or wall-mounted configuration more appropriate for their demands.

This unit is well suited to cafés, pub kitchens, small to medium restaurants, and contract catering sites where a reliable, compliant everyday pre-rinse station is needed without unnecessary complexity. If you are fitting out a new sink station or replacing an existing unit and want to confirm it is the right choice for your setup, the team is happy to talk it through with you beforehand.

Frequently asked questions

Does this unit require any special installation beyond a standard plumber?

Installation is straightforward for any qualified plumber familiar with commercial water fittings. You will need a correctly sized pre-drilled deck hole in your sink fabrication and accessible hot and cold supplies beneath the deck for the flexible hose connections. No specialist tools or trade-specific certification beyond standard plumbing qualifications is required.

Is WRAS approval a legal requirement for a commercial kitchen tap?

Any fitting connected to the mains water supply in a commercial food environment must comply with the UK Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations. WRAS approval confirms the unit has been independently assessed against those regulations, which satisfies water byelaw requirements and is typically expected by environmental health officers and building control during fit-out inspections.

Is this unit suitable for a high-volume kitchen running continuous pot wash?

This monobloc is a practical choice for small to medium operations — cafés, pub kitchens, and similar sites where the pre-rinse station sees regular but not continuous heavy use. Very high-throughput sites, such as large contract catering units or central production kitchens running multiple rinse points simultaneously, may benefit from a heavier-duty or wall-mounted configuration designed for more intensive demand.
Die-Pat WRAS Approved Pre-Rinse Spray Arm Monobloc with 12" Bowl Tap

£220.00(£264.00 inc VAT)

£220.00(£264.00 inc VAT)

This deck-mounted monobloc combines a pre-rinse spray arm and a 12" bowl-filling tap in a single fitting. WRAS approval confirms the unit meets UK Water Regulations Advisory Scheme standards — a requirement for any equipment connected to the mains water supply in a commercial food environment. The unit arrives pre-assembled, which reduces installation time and removes the risk of on-site assembly errors.

In a working kitchen, the pre-rinse station is one of the hardest-worked points in the pot wash or dishwash area. The spray arm allows staff to clear plates, pots, trays, and utensils quickly before loading them into a dishwasher or glasswasher, helping to protect spray arms from debris and extending the intervals between full machine cleaning cycles. Having the bowl-filling tap integrated into the same deck fitting means the station handles both rinsing and filling duties without a second penetration in the sink deck.

For day-to-day operation, the main practical advantages are:

  • WRAS approval satisfies water byelaw compliance requirements for commercial installations
  • Pre-assembled design simplifies installation and reduces plumber preparation time
  • Combined fitting reduces the number of deck penetrations required
  • Flexible hose and wall bracket included, ready for connection to hot and cold supplies
  • Deck-mounted format suits standard commercial sink fabrications

The unit requires a suitable pre-drilled deck hole of the correct diameter in the sink or fabrication it is fitted to. Hot and cold supplies must be accessible beneath the deck for the flexible hose connections. Installation should be carried out by a qualified plumber with experience of commercial water fittings. For single-sink or pot wash stations this is a straightforward solution, but very high-throughput sites running multiple rinse stations continuously may find a heavier-duty or wall-mounted configuration more appropriate for their demands.

This unit is well suited to cafés, pub kitchens, small to medium restaurants, and contract catering sites where a reliable, compliant everyday pre-rinse station is needed without unnecessary complexity. If you are fitting out a new sink station or replacing an existing unit and want to confirm it is the right choice for your setup, the team is happy to talk it through with you beforehand.