No, I have done some research and it is a Tempering valve built into the mixer tap
The supplier is in York UK, I found a replacement tap on eBay which appears to be cheaper
than a new Cartridge Kit http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/182004892986?euid=0c361a73c6f340409cabfb007220316e&cp=1&exe=11480&ext=28003&sojTags=exe=exe,ext=ext
It has two little grub screws on one side and when you undo those the whole tap comes away of the wall, so it will only take minutes to replace it
A little crazy to fit a tap into a caravan that has no spare parts for it in Australia, the Van is only 30 months old I guess
From a Plumbers point of view its a really good idea the way its designed as you can swap the tap over within minutes, however none in Australia!!!!!
Regards Chris
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Gday Crustie
We have the same model van - only ours is 3 years old. Never had any trouble so far. You push the red button to be able to turn the mixer (top part) further anti clockwise to get hotter water. The bottom tap controls the volume of water. I had a look under my van and there is a tempering valve under it.
Do you have any issues with volume of hot water from the wash basin or in the kitchen sink?
Glen
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Glen
A diesel Nissan Pathfinder towing a Coromal Element 542.
Inside the metal bendable bit (don't know what else to call it) that is attached to your shower head, there is a probably a plastic tube. This is very prone to kinking and squashing that may restrict water flow