reducing valves with pressure gauge
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Shut-off solenoid valve - 1"FF; 230V; normally closed (de-energised closed)
Pressure reducing valves lower and stabilise the inlet water pressure in the pipework to a set value regardless of fluctuations in the public supply network. They are supplied with a union fitting and a pressure gauge for direct control of the outlet pressure, in sizes from 1/2" to 3" with MM thread.
Safety groups (e.g. IVAR.G 501) protect closed systems against exceeding the operating pressure, and the range also includes accessories such as siphons for draining any water leak from the safety valve.
Frequently asked questions
- Where is the reducing valve installed? At the cold water inlet to the building or upstream of sensitive appliances, to lower and stabilise high inlet pressure from the public network.
- Why is a pressure gauge important on a reducing valve? It allows the set outlet pressure to be checked and fine-tuned directly, without needing a separate measuring instrument.
- What is a safety group used for? It protects a closed heating or water system against exceeding the maximum operating pressure, with any water leak drained through a siphon.