WATTS® 0298500 LF223 High Capacity Pressure Reducing Valve, 1/2 in, FNPT, 25 to 75 psi, Brass Body
- Body Material: Brass
- Domestic/Import: Domestic
- End Style: FNPT
- Inlet to Outlet Length: 4-1/4
- Media: Water
- Nominal Size: 1/2
- Pressure Range: 25 to 75
- Series: LF223
- Softgoods Material: Buna-N® O-Ring
- Temperature Rating: 33 to 160
- Top to Inlet Center: 6-1/4
- Type: High Capacity
WATTS® Pressure Reducing Valve, High Capacity, 1/2 in Nominal, FNPT, 25 to 75 psi, 33 to 160 deg F, Media: Water, 4-1/4 in Inlet to Outlet Length, 6-1/4 in Top to Inlet Center, Brass Body, Buna-N® O-Ring
This 1/2 in high capacity lead free water pressure reducing valve is commonly installed at the meter in residential, commercial and industrial buildings. It is designed to control the water pressure flowing to all the appliances and outlets within the building and provides an inexpensive means of supplying lower, more functional water pressure to outlets and appliances. It features a lead free brass body construction with FNPT inlet and outlet connections, high temperature resisting enlarged diaphragm for hot or cold temperatures, a sealed spring cage and seat orifice for high capacity performance. This valve can be used for accessible outdoor waterworks or pit installations. The adjustable reduced pressure range is 25 to 75 psi.
- Features
- Enlarged diaphragm, spring cage and seat orifice for super capacity performance
- Serviceable in line
- The wetted surface of this product contacted by consumable water contains less than 0.25% of lead by weight
- A water saving test program concluded that reducing the supply pressure from 80 to 50 psi resulted in a water savings of 30%
- Sealed spring cage and stainless steel corrosion resistant adjusting cage screws for accessible outdoor or pit installations
- 50 psi standard reduced pressure
- 25 to 75 psi adjustable reduced pressure range
- Standard/Approvals: ASSE 1003|ANSI A112.26|CSA B356|IAPMO Listed|MIL-V-1814B Type 1|NSF/ANSI 61-G|UPC Listed | PROP65: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.