Pressure Reducing Valves

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2282900, Watts

Pressure reducing valve factory set at 3 bar. The setting is adjustable between 1,5 and 4 bar. Controllable check valve approved. Easy mounting. Respect for standards. Competitive price. Reduced weight and dimension. 3 times less time to install. Simple construction ensuring reliability and longevity.

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CA-RS/533451, Altecnic

Altecnic Pressure Reducing Valve The Altecnic 3/4in pressure reducing valve is specially designed for residential water systems to reduce and stabilise inlet pressures from mains water supplies. It has an F x F end connection with a gauge port. The 533 pressure reducing valves have a specially shaped diaphragm to give accurate pressure regulation in response to changes in downstream pressure. It is used in household applications. Features and Benefits Outlet pressure ranging from 1bar to 6bar Cartridge and strainer screen is easily removable for periodic cleaning and maintenance Low co-efficient of adhesion reduces the probability of scale deposits Screwed iron-type G connection Body material is brass Certifications BS EN 1254-2 WARS approved

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2282500, Watts

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4700000, Spirax Sarco

Pressure Reducing Valve, DP27 The DP27 series of Spirax Sarco pressure reducing valves are capable of controlling downstream pressure regardless of the load variations or the upstream pressure. Suitable for process type applications as they are versatile and compact, and an economical solution to pressure reduction issues. The DP series can be applied in many industries such as; steam, air and industrial gases. One control spring for 0.2 to 17 bar Self-acting, no need for electrical supplies Easy to retrofit Fatigue tested diaphragm Easily replaceable pilot filter Easily serviceable Pressure / Temperature Limits Body Design Conditions PN25 Maximum Design Pressure 25 bar g @ 120°C Maximum Design Temperature 232°C @ 21 bar g Minimum Design Temperature -10°C Cold Hydraulic Test Pressure 38 bar g (Max) Max Upstream Pressure Saturated Steam 17 bar g Max Operating Temperature 232°C @ 21 bar g Min Operating Temperature 0°C Maximum Differential Pressure 17 bar

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4700200, Spirax Sarco

Pressure Reducing Valve, DP27 The DP27 series of Spirax Sarco pressure reducing valves are capable of controlling downstream pressure regardless of the load variations or the upstream pressure. Suitable for process type applications as they are versatile and compact, and an economical solution to pressure reduction issues. The DP series can be applied in many industries such as; steam, air and industrial gases. One control spring for 0.2 to 17 bar Self-acting, no need for electrical supplies Easy to retrofit Fatigue tested diaphragm Easily replaceable pilot filter Easily serviceable Pressure / Temperature Limits Body Design Conditions PN25 Maximum Design Pressure 25 bar g @ 120°C Maximum Design Temperature 232°C @ 21 bar g Minimum Design Temperature -10°C Cold Hydraulic Test Pressure 38 bar g (Max) Max Upstream Pressure Saturated Steam 17 bar g Max Operating Temperature 232°C @ 21 bar g Min Operating Temperature 0°C Maximum Differential Pressure 17 bar

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2282210, Watts

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2266206, Watts

Pressure reducing valve factory set at 3 bar. The setting is adjustable between 1,5 and 4 bar. Controllable check valve approved. Easy mounting. Respect for standards. Competitive price. Reduced weight and dimension. 3 times less time to install. Simple construction ensuring reliability and longevity.

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533451, Altecnic

Series 533 Pressure Reducing Valves Pressure reducing valves are installed in residential water systems to reduce and stabilise inlet pressures from mains water supplies or boosted water systems, which generally are too high and variable for domestic appliances to function correctly. The 533 series is specially designed for hot and cold services in houses or apartments to equalise the hot or cold water supplies or both and prevent excessive pressure at outlets such as taps and showers Maximum pressure at inlet : 12 bar Maximum working temperature : 65°C Outlet adjustment range : 1 - 6 bar (dynamic control only) Pressure gauge range: 0 to 10 bar Medium: potable water Pressure gauge connection: G1/4 Body Brass chrome plated: BS EN 12165 CW617N Cover Nylon: PA 66GF30 Control stem DZR alloy Seals Nitrile rubber Strainer screen Stainless steel Pressure Reducing Valves

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2286315, Watts

Pressure reducing valve factory set at 3 bar. The setting is adjustable between 1,5 and 4 bar. Controllable check valve approved. Easy mounting. Respect for standards. Competitive price. Reduced weight and dimension. 3 times less time to install. Simple construction ensuring reliability and longevity.

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4700300, Spirax Sarco

Pressure Reducing Valve, DP27 The DP27 series of Spirax Sarco pressure reducing valves are capable of controlling downstream pressure regardless of the load variations or the upstream pressure. Suitable for process type applications as they are versatile and compact, and an economical solution to pressure reduction issues. The DP series can be applied in many industries such as; steam, air and industrial gases. One control spring for 0.2 to 17 bar Self-acting, no need for electrical supplies Easy to retrofit Fatigue tested diaphragm Easily replaceable pilot filter Easily serviceable Pressure / Temperature Limits Body Design Conditions PN25 Maximum Design Pressure 25 bar g @ 120°C Maximum Design Temperature 232°C @ 21 bar g Minimum Design Temperature -10°C Cold Hydraulic Test Pressure 38 bar g (Max) Max Upstream Pressure Saturated Steam 17 bar g Max Operating Temperature 232°C @ 21 bar g Min Operating Temperature 0°C Maximum Differential Pressure 17 bar Pressure Reduction Valve

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New Items

2282900, Watts

CA-RS/533451, Altecnic

2282500, Watts

4700000, Spirax Sarco

4700200, Spirax Sarco

2282210, Watts

2266206, Watts

533451, Altecnic

2286315, Watts

4700300, Spirax Sarco

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