Hayward Threaded Pressure Reducing Pressure Reducing Control Valve, 2 in Pipe Size - PBV1200TPE1 Hand Sanitizer Dispensers The SE-220 meets ANSI/ISEA Z385

Name: Hayward Threaded Pressure Reducing Pressure Reducing Control Valve, 2 in Pipe Size - PBV1200TPE1 Hand Sanitizer Dispensers The SE-220 meets ANSI/ISEA Z385
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SKU: 99810437658
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Hayward Threaded Pressure Reducing Pressure Reducing Control Valve, 2 in Pipe Size PBV1200TPE1 Hand Sanitizer Dispensers The SE 220 meets ANSI ISEA Z385 The SE 220 meets ANSI ISEA Z385 hooks for bags and purses this HAYWARD pressure reducing control valve can apply back pressure to a metering pump to help prevent siphoning and eliminate variable dosage rates due to a fluctuating downstream pressure When the valves preset pressure is exceeded (model has an adjustment screw that you can adjust in the field)

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