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Keenso DN25 1-inch Brass Pressure Reducing Valve, 1" Adjustable Water Control Pressure Regulator Valve Thread with Pressure Gauge, Manual Valve

~~£75.92~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.

Sold by Sinocor GmbH

Product information

Description

General Description

The pressure regulator is designed to efficiently regulate water pressure. Made of high-quality brass, it is equipped with a pressure gauge for precise control. This device is ideal for various applications, including water purification systems, solar energy, gas heating, and faucets. Its robust design and piston structure ensure high durability and adaptability to different environments.

Technical Specifications

Material: Brass
Maximum Pressure: 16 kg/cm²
Water Pressure: 0.05-0.8 MPa (7.25-116 psi)
Valve Body Length: 76 mm
Height: 107 mm (4.21 in)
Connector: DN25 (32 mm)
Inlet/Outlet Thread Depth: 17 mm
Inlet Pressure: 1.6 MPa (Max) / 232 psi
Weight: 504 g

Compatibility and Accessories

This pressure reducing valve is compatible with most equipment plumbing and can be easily connected to standard pipes.

Installation

It can be installed in front of most water distribution equipment, making it easy to manage pressure in your system.

Use

This pressure regulator is simple to use and effectively reduces water pressure, ensuring a stable and controlled flow.

Other Information

Easy to connect with standard pipes
Simple internal design for reduced maintenance
Saves space and reduces distribution costs

Features

Brand
TEHTUY
Pcs per pack
1
Pipe thread size
2"3/4 (70x82)
Height
10 mm
Material
Brass
Weight
504 g
Input pressure
16 bar
Pressure
1 bar
Pressure regulation type
Pressure reduction
ManoMano Reference
ME98877984
MMID
186695101633
Product code
mano-HWLX-04107
EAN
6282768336483

Advice from

How to control water pressure?

Pressure reducers, booster pumps, pressure switches, meter regulators and pressure gauges are all required for the proper operation and control of water pressure in individual dwellings and buildings. To avoid too low or too high water pressure, follow the advice in this guide!

Read our guide

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