Pressure Reducing Regulator Valve For 22Mm & 15Mm Copper Piping 5057817311336
SPARES2GO Pressure Reducing Regulator Valve with Gauge for 22mm & 15mm Copper Piping Specification: To Suit Pipe Work: 22mm & 15mm -- Copper Pipe Diameter: 22mm (compression) -- Max Flow Temperature: 80° C Max -- Inlet working pressure: 16 bar Pressure Setting: Min 1 bar / Max 6 bar -- Pressure Gauge Reading: 0-10bar/140psi -- Pressure Gauge Connection: 1/4" BSP 15mm reducing kit Pack Contains: 1 x Pressure Regulator Valve 22mm Pressure Reducing Valve - Diameter - 22mm (compression) - includes 15mm pressure reducing kit If the mains pressure to a property remains in excess of 5 Bar it would be good practice to set the water pressure to no greater than the optimum working pressure of the products installed that the mains water feeds. To do this, a Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) should be installed. All devices and products installed in a Hot Water or Central Heating system are developed to work within a dedicated pressure range, for instance, a tap that is defined to operate in a high-pressure water system (aka Mains Pressure) will frequently be rated to work in a pressure range between 1 to 10 Bar - the domestic mains water in the UK is essentially bound to be within that range and so there would be no need to reduce the pressure for the tap. The term "Pressure Reducing Valve" is a little ambiguous. The function of a Pressure Reducing Valve (or PRV) is to set the top pressure at a set level. If the inbound pressure varies and is above the setting of the PRV, the pressure output of the PRV will remain at the set level, but if the incoming pressure reduces below the setting, the output pressure will be same as inbound and not reduce the water pressure any further. Max Inlet working pressure - 16 bar Pressure Setting - Min 1 bar / Max 6 bar Premium quality, fully compatible replacement spare parts, Manufacturer: SPARES2GO
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Details:Pressure Reducing Regulator Valve For 22Mm & 15Mm Copper Piping 5057817311336
SPARES2GO Pressure Reducing Regulator Valve with Gauge for 22mm & 15mm Copper Piping Specification: To Suit Pipe Work: 22mm & 15mm -- Copper Pipe Diameter: 22mm (compression) -- Max Flow Temperature: 80° C Max -- Inlet working pressure: 16 bar Pressure Setting: Min 1 bar / Max 6 bar -- Pressure Gauge Reading: 0-10bar/140psi -- Pressure Gauge Connection: 1/4" BSP 15mm reducing kit Pack Contains: 1 x Pressure Regulator Valve 22mm Pressure Reducing Valve - Diameter - 22mm (compression) - includes 15mm pressure reducing kit If the mains pressure to a property remains in excess of 5 Bar it would be good practice to set the water pressure to no greater than the optimum working pressure of the products installed that the mains water feeds. To do this, a Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) should be installed. All devices and products installed in a Hot Water or Central Heating system are developed to work within a dedicated pressure range, for instance, a tap that is defined to operate in a high-pressure water system (aka Mains Pressure) will frequently be rated to work in a pressure range between 1 to 10 Bar - the domestic mains water in the UK is essentially bound to be within that range and so there would be no need to reduce the pressure for the tap. The term "Pressure Reducing Valve" is a little ambiguous. The function of a Pressure Reducing Valve (or PRV) is to set the top pressure at a set level. If the inbound pressure varies and is above the setting of the PRV, the pressure output of the PRV will remain at the set level, but if the incoming pressure reduces below the setting, the output pressure will be same as inbound and not reduce the water pressure any further. Max Inlet working pressure - 16 bar Pressure Setting - Min 1 bar / Max 6 bar Premium quality, fully compatible replacement spare parts, Manufacturer: SPARES2GO
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SPARES2GO Pressure Reducing Regulator Valve with Gauge for 22mm & 15mm Copper Piping Specification: To Suit Pipe Work: 22mm & 15mm -- Copper Pipe Diameter: 22mm (compression) -- Max Flow Temperature: 80° C Max -- Inlet working pressure: 16 bar Pressure Setting: Min 1 bar / Max 6 bar -- Pressure Gauge Reading: 0-10bar/140psi -- Pressure Gauge Connection: 1/4" BSP 15mm reducing kit Pack Contains: 1 x Pressure Regulator Valve 22mm Pressure Reducing Valve - Diameter - 22mm (compression) - includes 15mm pressure reducing kit If the mains pressure to a property remains in excess of 5 Bar it would be good practice to set the water pressure to no greater than the optimum working pressure of the products installed that the mains water feeds. To do this, a Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) should be installed. All devices and products installed in a Hot Water or Central Heating system are developed to work within a dedicated pressure range, for instance, a tap that is defined to operate in a high-pressure water system (aka Mains Pressure) will frequently be rated to work in a pressure range between 1 to 10 Bar - the domestic mains water in the UK is essentially bound to be within that range and so there would be no need to reduce the pressure for the tap. The term "Pressure Reducing Valve" is a little ambiguous. The function of a Pressure Reducing Valve (or PRV) is to set the top pressure at a set level. If the inbound pressure varies and is above the setting of the PRV, the pressure output of the PRV will remain at the set level, but if the incoming pressure reduces below the setting, the output pressure will be same as inbound and not reduce the water pressure any further. Max Inlet working pressure - 16 bar Pressure Setting - Min 1 bar / Max 6 bar Premium quality, fully compatible replacement spare parts, Manufacturer: SPARES2GO
Product Specifications
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Material | copper |
Brand | SPARES2GO |
Size | 16 |
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