JX-0906

Adjustable Water Pressure Regulator

• The valve is made of lead-free brass with 3/4″ NH Threads (garden hose threads), which meets the standard of the US water plumbing system.
• Our durable Pressure Reducing Valve is designed to reduce incoming water pressure to a safer constant predetermined downstream level.
• Hydro Master Water Pressure regulator valve with dual-layer inlet screened filter stops debris and protects the valve.
• Stainless steel pressure gauge with oil-filled to help reduce the friction of internal components and prolong service life.
• Adjustable water pressure gauge with scale displays, pressure ranges from 0-160PSI. Very easy to adjust.

An adjustable water pressure regulator is a device used to maintain fixed water pressure, regardless of the fluctuations in the municipal water supply. It is important to read the manufacturer’s instructions carefully before installing or using an adjustable water pressure regulator. Improper installation or use of a pressure regulator can damage your plumbing and create a hazardous situation.

The adjustable water pressure regulator is attached to the main water supply line, usually after the meter. You must install the regulator in a location where it will not be subjected to freezing temperatures. The outlet from the pressure regulator should be connected to the branch line leading to the fixtures that require lower water pressure.

It is important to remember that when adjusting the water pressure on your adjustable water pressure regulator, you are also changing the water pressure at all of the fixtures downstream from the valve. Before attaching garden hoses or other appliances that may require higher pressures than your household faucets can provide, be sure to make any necessary adjustments.

There are three types of pressure-reducing valves: the diaphragm valve, the piston valve, and the rotary valve. A piston valve is preferred to a rotary valve because it has fewer moving parts and therefore less chance of malfunctioning.

A pressure-reducing valve can also be used in conjunction with an irrigation system as well as sprinkler systems. The purpose behind this is that if the water supply line running to your car wash or landscaping company were suddenly restricted for some reason (such as a frozen pipe), the diaphragm valves would automatically shut off, effectively stopping any flow until such time when the main water supply line resumed its regular flow rate. This automatic shutoff feature prevents potentially hazardous situations from occurring should freezing temperatures strike unexpectedly during winter months before you had a chance to clear away all hoses and other attachments from your outdoor faucets.

When choosing a pressure-reducing valve, always make sure to get the correct size. Not all valves are created equal; some have smaller inlet and outlet diameters than others. You also want to ensure that the valve can handle the maximum flow rate for your particular application. Pressure-reducing valves come in both manual and automatic models. The mechanical model is preferred because it will sense any fluctuations in water pressure and make the necessary adjustments without you having to do anything.

Now that you know a little more about adjustable water pressure regulators, you can rest assured knowing that your home’s water pressure is being taken care of, regardless of what Mother Nature throws your way!

Brass pressure reducing valves are a type of valve that is used to regulate the water pressure in a plumbing system. They are made of brass, a solid and durable metal, and are available in manual and automatic models.

The manual mode allows you to adjust the water pressure yourself. At the same time, the automatic model senses any fluctuations in water pressure and makes the necessary adjustments without you having to do anything. Brass pressure-reducing valves are available in residential and commercial sizes, making them perfect for any application.

Thanks to their sturdy construction, they are also very reliable and can handle flows of up to 150 gallons per minute. So if you’re looking for a quality, reliable pressure-reducing valve, be sure to check out the selection of brass pressure reducing valves from BrassCraft.