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FRLF Pressure Relief Valve for Fire Fighting

Description

• The pressure gauge displays the inlet pressure on the primary side.
• The valve body is made of stainless steel and cast with a piston structure that can withstand high pressure.
• Installed in the pump room, it is suitable for fire connection system pipelines.
• A shut-off valve is required on the pipeline before the relief valve for ease of future maintenance.
• Ensure thorough removal of foreign objects and install a filter to prevent blockages.
• It can be installed horizontally or vertically, with the air cock on the valve body kept open at all times.
• In cases of insufficient flow, avoid installing upside down (with the inlet facing upward).
• For special acidic, alkaline, or oily fluids, custom manufacturing is required.

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Features

• A relief valve is a safety device designed to release excess pressure and prevent accidental system damage.
• The direct-acting relief valve is suitable for general liquids and gases.
• Applicable for automated control systems and various general fluid applications.
• Wide capacity range, capable of handling local water supply pressure and adapting to specific pump specifications.
• The adjustment nut allows for easy pressure regulation.
• Constructed with 304 stainless steel for durability and compatibility.
• Easy to maintain, with maintenance parts available upon request.

Specifications

• Function : Pressure relief valve for fire fighting
• Connection siezs : Flange DN65, DN80, DN100, DN150
• Valve test pressure:JIS-10K, JIS-20K
• Maximum pressure:10 kgf/cm2, 20 kgf/cm2
• Pressure adjustment ranges:12 ~ 20 kgf/cm2 ,inlet pressure is displayed by a stainless steel pressure gauge
• Applied temperature : 0°C ~ 60°C (NBR)
• Valve body:304 stainless steel
• Media : freshwater

FRLF Pressure Relief Valve for Fire Fighting

FRLF firefighting direct-acting relief valve is designed for fire connection system pipelines and automated control systems. It effectively releases excess pressure to prevent equipment damage.

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