Comparison Oras Optima 1714F vs Oras Electra 6150F

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Main	The mixer with the handle of regulation of temperature. Thanks to the Oras Autofocus sensor, there is no need to adjust the tap during installation. Equipped with dirt filters Maximum water supply time 2 minutes
Suitable for	for a washbasin	for a washbasin
Tap type	contactless	contactless
Spout
Shape	L-shaped	L-shaped
Jet depth	134 mm	96 mm
Jet height	75 mm	92 mm
Water jet angle	30 °	30 °
Specs
Features	check valve temperature adjustment lever	check valve temperature adjustment lever
Stop valve	electromagnetic	electromagnetic
Water flow	5 L/min	6 L/min
Installation
Installation	desktop (horizontal)	desktop (horizontal)
Mounting holes	1 шт	1 шт
Mounting hole diameter	34 mm	34 mm
Inlet communication	hoses	hoses
Power source	batteries	batteries
General
Material	brass	brass
Finish	chrome	chrome
Tap height	125 mm	122 mm
Country of brand origin	Finland	Finland
Color
Added to E-Catalog	october 2017	october 2017

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Jet depth

Distance from the fixing point (for vertically mounted taps) or from the centre of the mounting hole (for horizontally mounted taps) to the middle of the spout. It is a characteristic that determines the "reach zone" of the tap.

Jet height

The jet height is usually specified for taps with horizontal installation (see "Type of installation"). It is measured from the base of the tap to the spout outlet. The large height of the spout is important primarily for kitchen models (see "Suitable for"), because it allows you to place large dishes in the sink. This parameter is directly related to the height of the spout (see above): the height of the jet cannot be greater than the height of the spout. Thus, in fact, one has to find a compromise between the height of the jet and the dimensions of the tap, especially if there is little space for its installation.

Water flow

The maximum water flow during the operation of the tap, in other words, the maximum amount of water that it can pass through in a minute. This characteristic is important, foremost, for models designed for baths (see "Suitable for"): the greater the throughput, the faster the bath will fill. However, the meaning of this paragraph is not limited to this. First, flow information can be useful in certain calculations related to water supply — for example, to calculate the required pump capacity. Secondly, high-end taps can be equipped with aerators to achieve a powerful and efficient jet with low water consumption; the consumption indicated in the characteristics allows you to evaluate the efficiency of such devices in comparison with analogues.

Tap height

The height of the tap, measured from its base or lowest point to the highest point of the spout. The height of the spout partly determines the installation possibilities — in fact, this is the minimum vertical free space that is required for the tap. In addition, in models with horizontal installation (see "Type of installation"), the spout height is related to the jet height (see below).