JX-0907

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.

Reduces pressure in residential or industrial water supply systems without interrupting service.

The pressure-reducing valve is a device that is used to reduce the pressure in residential or industrial water supply systems. This device does not interrupt service, making it a popular choice for many homeowners and businesses. Several different pressure-reducing valves are available on the market, so it is important to select the right one for your specific needs. By following these simple steps, you can ensure that you are getting the most out of your pressure reducing valve:

-Choose the correct type of valve for your system

-Install the valve in an accessible location

-Make sure the valve is adjusted correctly

If you are looking for a reliable and cost-effective way to reduce the pressure in your water supply system, then a pressure-reducing valve is the solution for you. To learn more about this device or find the correct valve for your needs, visit our website today.

PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE INSTALLATION:

-The pressure-reducing valve must be installed in an accessible location so that it can be easily serviced if needed.

-The valve should not be installed in a tight spot where it would be difficult to access.

-The valve must also be appropriately aligned with the piping so that it can function correctly.

PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE ADJUSTMENT:

-It is important to adjust the pressure-reducing valve to set at the correct pressure for your system.

-If the pressure is too low, the water supply can be interrupted.

-If the pressure is too high, it could damage your appliances and pipes.

PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE TYPES:

There are several different types of pressure-reducing valves on the market today, depending on what you need them for. If you plan to install a new one in your home or business, make sure that you select one with all of these features:

*Pressure Increasing Valve – This valve reduces about 50% of incoming line pressure to provide a reduced flow rate at fixture outlets. It also provides increased allowable static head for faucets and sprinkler systems when used with check/strainer type backflow preventers (BFPs). They are available in bronze and brass.

-For use with systems containing a backflow preventer that uses a check or strainer type

-Reduces incoming line pressure by 50%

-Provides reduced flow rate at fixture outlets

-Increases allowable static head for faucets and sprinkler systems

*Non-Shock Valve – This valve is designed to protect personnel from hazardous water hammers, noise, and vibration. It also minimizes system shock that can cause damage to the piping system. They are available in bronze and brass.

-“A” type (with shutoff) – manual reset after an overload; “B” type (without shutoff) – automatic reset after an overload

-Protects personnel from hazardous water hammer