It May Start Small
A light tingling sensation can be an early sign that electricity is leaking into the water system.
Install an Anti-Shock Safety Valve on both water connections to add an extra protective barrier against electrical leakage.
Electrical leakage may enter shower water when a heater develops an internal fault, loose connection or damaged component.
A light tingling sensation can be an early sign that electricity is leaking into the water system.
Damaged heating elements, worn seals or loose electrical connections may increase the danger without warning.
Leakage current may travel through the heater’s water connections and reach the person using the shower.
Stop using the heater and ask a qualified technician to inspect it.
The valve creates a longer, more resistant water path that helps reduce electrical leakage travelling through the heater’s water lines.
An internal heater fault may allow unwanted electrical current to enter the connected water system.
Its internal water channel increases the resistance along the path through which leakage current may travel.
This additional resistance helps reduce the amount of leakage current that may reach the shower user.
A complete installation uses one valve on the heater’s cold-water inlet and one valve on the hot-water outlet.
Proper earthing, a working circuit breaker and professional heater maintenance remain essential.
The Anti-Shock Safety Valve is designed to add another layer of protection without making your water-heater setup complicated.
Helps reduce electrical leakage travelling through the heater’s water connections.
Once installed, it works without batteries, switches or daily adjustment.
Fits between the water heater connection and the flexible water hose.
Suitable for many household water heaters commonly used in Nigerian homes.
The complete set includes one valve for the cold inlet and one for the hot outlet.
Guidance is available to help customers and local plumbers install the valves correctly.
One for the hot connection and one for the cold connection.
The complete pair is installed between the water heater and the two flexible water hoses.
The valves connect directly to the heater’s water fittings before the flexible hoses are attached.
Isolate the electricity and water supply before installation.
Install one on the cold-water inlet and one on the hot-water outlet.
Attach the flexible water hoses securely to the bottom ends of the valves.
Check for leaks and confirm that the heater is operating correctly.
Customers may use a qualified plumber or follow our installation guidance.
The valves do not replace proper earthing, circuit protection or repair of a faulty water heater.
The complete pair is especially useful where the heater is old, frequently used or showing signs of electrical leakage.
Suitable for houses, flats and apartments that use electric bathroom water heaters.
Ageing heaters may develop worn seals, loose wiring or internal electrical faults.
Any unusual tingling or shock sensation from shower water should never be ignored.
Useful for properties where many guests regularly use bathroom water heaters.
Adds another protective measure where children, adults and elderly family members share the bathroom.
The valves can be included during a new installation instead of waiting for a warning sign.
Stop using the heater and have it inspected by a qualified technician before using it again.
Every pack contains two Anti-Shock Safety Valves—one for the hot-water connection and one for the cold-water connection.
2 Anti-Shock Safety Valves
4 Anti-Shock Safety Valves
6 Anti-Shock Safety Valves
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Here are clear answers to the questions customers ask most often.
One pack contains two valves: one for the cold-water inlet and one for the hot-water outlet.
It creates a longer, more resistant water path that helps reduce electrical leakage travelling through the heater’s water lines.
No. It works passively after installation and requires no power, batteries or daily adjustment.
It is suitable for many common household bathroom water heaters. The connection size should be checked before installation.
A skilled customer may follow the installation guide, but using a qualified plumber or technician is recommended.
No. It is an additional protective measure. A faulty heater must still be inspected and repaired by a qualified technician.
No. Proper earthing, circuit protection and regular heater maintenance remain essential.
Yes. Free nationwide delivery is available for eligible orders.
Yes. Pay on Delivery is available for eligible and confirmed orders.
Stop using the heater immediately and ask a qualified technician to inspect it before using it again.
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