PRESSURE REDUCING VALVES
Approvals
DVGW
WRAS (up to 23°C)
Pressure Reducing Valves are designed to reduce incoming water or steam pressure to a safer constant predetermined downstream level. Depending on the type of valve, the downstream pressure is established by a pressure adjustment setting on the valve or by an external sensor. Pressure Reducing Valves are utilized in residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial applications.
Applications
According to EN 806-2, these pressure-reducing valves protect household water systems from high supply pressure. They can also be used in industrial or commercial settings if they meet the required specifications.
Installing a pressure-reducing valve helps prevent pressure damage and lowers water use. It keeps the water pressure steady, even if the supply pressure changes a lot.
Lowering and stabilizing the pressure also reduces noise in the water system.
Features
Inlet pressure balancing – no influence on outlet pressure by fluctuating inlet pressure
Up to size 11/4" approved by LGA for low noise, Group 1 without limitations
The valve insert is of high quality synthetic material and can be fully exchanged
The outlet pressure is set by turning the adjustment knob
The set pressure is directly indicated on the set point scale
The adjustment spring is not in contact with the drinking water
Integral fine filter
Also available without fittings
Conforms to BSEN 1567
All materials are UBA conform
All materials are ACS approved
Specifications