Watts LFU5B-GG-HP-Z3 1 1/4 - Part of the LFU5B-Z3 Series Window Well Extension UPC - 098268603729

UPC - 098268603729

This 1 1/4 inch double check valve backflow preventer assembly is designed to prevent the backflow of polluted water from entering into the potable water supply due to backsiphonage and or backpressure in accordance with national plumbing codes and water authority requirements

The reduced pressure range is 0 to 125 psi (0 to 8

Specifications Actuation No Assembled Dry No Balance Stop Plate No Ball Material Chrome Plated Brass Body Finish Does Not Apply To Product Body Material Bronze Brand Watts Buy American Act Compliant NO Class Rating Does Not Apply To Product Control Type Lever Handle CV Rating Does Not Apply To Product EAN 098268094282 Electrical Rating Does Not Apply To Product Inlet Connection Size 3/4 IN Inlet Connection Size-Metric 20 MM Inlet Connection Type Crimped Inlet Thread Type Does Not Apply To Product Lead Free YES Maximum Temperature-Fahrenheit 180 Minimum Temperature - Celsius 5

Specifications Body Material Lead Free Copper Silicon Alloy Brand Watts Buy American Act Compliant NO Cold Water Inlet Connection Size 1 IN Cold Water Inlet Connection Type Socket Cold Water Outlet Connection Size 1 IN Cold Water Outlet Connection Type Female Threaded Hot Water Inlet Connection Size 1 IN Hot Water Inlet Connection Type Female Threaded Hot Water Outlet Connection Type Socket Lead Free YES Pressure Relief Valve No Valve Type Hot and Cold Water Set Specification Sheet - LFTWH

Watts LFU5B-GG-HP-Z3 1 1/4 - Part of the LFU5B-Z3 Series Window Well Extension UPC - 098268603729This 1 1 4 inch bronze high performance water pressure reducing valve is equipped for high pressure ranges with gauge tapping and a 160 psi (11. 0 bar) gauge. It is designed to reduce incoming water pressure to protect plumbing systems and reduce water consumption for commercial, industrial and residential applications. The easy maintenance assembly consists of a replaceable seat module and a bypass feature to control thermal expansion pressure. The