R&T Outlet Valve (Oval Shaped) for In-wall Cisterns – Pre 2012 | Fits Johnson Suisse

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Oval or Round? Check before you buy. R&T manufactured two very similar mechanical valves for in-wall cisterns.

• This Valve (Oval): The main body has a distinct Oval shape. It includes the mounting basket and rubber gasket on the base.

• The Alternative (Round): If your valve is a perfect cylinder, you need the R&T Round 200372 Valve.

The Common Link: Both systems use the same R&T inlet valve identifiable by its prominent Black Clip. If you see that black clip and an oval body, this XJ158 is your correct replacement.

Genuine R&T Spare Part — XJ158 This oval-shaped mechanical outlet valve is found in a wide range of Australian “Designer” suites. Because it is a mechanical unit (connected by rods or a bridge), it is common in older Fienza, Inspire, and Johnson Suisse (such as Emilia or Venezia) in-wall cisterns.

Why replace the whole unit? When these valves fail, they cause “ghost flushing” (a constant water leak into the bowl). This kit is a complete solution because it includes:

• The Oval Valve Body: The upgraded mechanical flushing unit.

• The Basket: The “cradle” that sits at the bottom of the tank.

• The Gasket: The critical rubber seal that prevents leaks.

• Q: My cistern says Johnson Suisse; will this fit?

  • A: Yes, many Johnson Suisse in-wall models installed prior to 2012 used this specific R&T Oval valve. Check if your valve body is oval rather than round to confirm.

• Q: Does this work with the black-clip inlet valve?

  • A: Yes. If your inlet valve (the part that fills the tank) has a black plastic clip, you have an R&T system, and this is the matching oval outlet valve.

• Q: Can I install this myself?

  • A: Yes. It is a “top-access” part. Once the flush plate is removed, you can reach in, unclip the bridge, and swap the valve. Because this model includes the basket, it ensures a perfect seal even if your old cradle is worn.