Hayward Threaded Pressure Reducing Pressure Reducing Control Valve, 1/4 in Pipe Size - RPV3025TPE1 Baby Changing Stations Color: Black

Name: Hayward Threaded Pressure Reducing Pressure Reducing Control Valve, 1/4 in Pipe Size - RPV3025TPE1 Baby Changing Stations Color: Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 76084070227
Price: 131.45 USD
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Hayward Threaded Pressure Reducing Pressure Reducing Control Valve, 1 4 in Pipe Size RPV3025TPE1 Baby Changing Stations Color: Black Color: Black High visibility yellow When the preset pressure is exceeded (valve has an adjustment screw that you can adjust in the field) the diaphragm moves up and the chemical flows out of the relief port back to the chemical tank or the suction side of the pump

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