Filtered Shower Heads

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FS801

8 spray settings. A replaceable FS80C filter.
Slide the face selector to find your favorite spray.
Pause reduces the flow without shutting it off.

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Format: Fixed shower head
Model: FS801
Filter location: Inside the shower head
Replacement cartridge: FS80C
Replacement interval: 3–4 months
Capacity reference: 8,000 US gallons (approx. 30,300 L)
Spray settings: 8
Pause setting: Reduced flow; not a shut-off

Use & care

FS801
Installation guide.

Before installation

Turn off the water. To remove an existing fixed head or bracket holder, protect the ball joint with a soft cloth and loosen it counterclockwise using a wrench or pliers where required. Tools are not included. Check and remove old sealing tape and worn washers before fitting the new connection.

Install the fixed shower head

Remove the existing head from the shower pipe.
Wrap the pipe thread with the supplied sealing tape as shown.
Fit and tighten the FS801, then check for leaks.

Eight spray settings

Spray, Rain, Blossom, Rain + Massage, Rain + Spray, Massage + Spray, Massage and Pause. Move the face selector until it clicks into the selected setting.

Pause is not off

The Pause setting reduces water flow; it does not shut it off completely. Turn off the water using the faucet or mixer after use.

FS801 / FS80C

How to replace your cartridge.

FS801 cartridge replacement — original instruction illustration

Turn off the water and unscrew the shower head from the shower arm.
Turn the shower-head casing counterclockwise to open it.
Remove the used FS80C cartridge and insert a new one. Either end fits.
Reassemble the casing and refit the shower head. Check the seal.

Flush before use

After reassembly, run warm water at 40–50°C (104–122°F) through the filter for one minute to activate and flush the new cartridge. Adjust the water to a comfortable temperature before use.

Replace the cartridge every 3–4 months or after 8,000 US gallons (approx. 30,300 L), whichever comes first. Water quality and use may require earlier replacement.