Watts Water Pressure Reducing Valve, Standard Valve Type, Lead Free Brass, 3/4 in Pipe Size - 3/4 LF25AUB-GG-Z3 Bradley Replacement Parts Full Load Amps: 26

Name: Watts Water Pressure Reducing Valve, Standard Valve Type, Lead Free Brass, 3/4 in Pipe Size - 3/4 LF25AUB-GG-Z3 Bradley Replacement Parts Full Load Amps: 26
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 70184043395
Price: 105.66 USD
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Watts Water Pressure Reducing Valve, Standard Valve Type, Lead Free Brass, 3 4 in Pipe Size 3 4 LF25AUB GG Z3 Bradley Replacement Parts Full Load Amps: 26 Full Load Amps: 26 TrackMat fits between standard train rails Note: The bypass feature will not prevent the pressure relief valve from opening on the hot water supply system with pressure above 150psi this WATTS water pressure reducing valve can reduce the incoming water pressure to help protect plumbing system components and reduce water consumption

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