Zurn Elkay 1-70XL 1″ Standard FNPT Union Connection Water Pressure Reducing Valve with 20 Mesh Strainer Screen

Description

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Zurn Elkay 1-70XL Specs

Quantity : 1/Each
Shipping Weight : 4.1 lb.
Type : Pressure Reducing Valves

Zurn Elkay 1-70XL Details

Keep your water lines working properly with this Zurn Elkay 1-70XL 1″ standard FNPT union connection water pressure reducing valve with 20 mesh strainer screen! Specifically designed for installation on potable water lines with safe valves, it will reduce inlet pressure for a lower outlet pressure, while the direct acting integral by-pass design prevents excessive pressure from building up that might be caused by thermal expansion. The 20 mesh strainer screen makes this most ideal for use with residential and commercial water systems. It’s rated for up to 300 PSI of pressure and for temperatures of up to 140 degrees Fahrenheit. It’s built with a standard single FNPT union connection.
This valve’s balanced piston design allows it to react smoothly and quickly to changes in system flow demand, while also continuing to protect against inlet pressure changes. The unitized, replaceable cartridge even reduces cleaning time for simplified maintenance. Built with a bronze body and bell, you can trust in this valve’s long-term reliability.

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• NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 (Certified by CSA)

  This item is certified by CSA to meet the drinking water system component standards for Canada and the United States outlined in NSF/ANSI/CAN 61.