Circrane 3/4 Lead-Free Brass Water Pressure Regulator with Gauge
Circrane 3/4 Lead-Free Brass Water Pressure Regulator with Gauge
ArrayProduct Description
Why you need our water pressure regulator
All U.S. Solid Water Regulators are equipped with a male and female ¾” NH thread, also known as National Hose Thread, which makes this regulator compatible with all U.S. water sources. National Hose Thread is used on all spigots and garden hoses. Garden hoses connect using a male/female thread connection. Spigots have male connectors, and one end of a hose has a captive nut which fits the threads of the male connector. In the industry, they call this a "hose union". Small rubber or plastic washers are used in female ends to prevent leakage, because the threads are not tapered and are not used to create a seal.
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contains oil designRegulator gauge contains oil to reduce friction of internal components and greatly increases the life of the product. |
Compatible with U.S. water resourcesBoth female and male threading are tested to ensure U.S. compliant thread size and pitch., including 3/4" garden hose threads and NH threads. |
Lead-free BrassEach batch of regulators is tested to contain less than .16% lead, well under the NSF lead-free requirements of .25%. |
Great water pressure requlator for RV's fixtures
The pressure from the city water source will differ from place to place. This isn’t good when your RVs pipes require a low pressure to keep from bursting. Crcrane's Water Regulators can adjust the pressure from the city's water source down to a safe pressure. The Regulator can be adjusted to an output from 0 to 160 Pounds Per Square Inch (PSI). Most RV manufacturers recommend keeping your water pressure at a safe 40-50 psi range. If your water supply pressure is approaching 100 psi, you are risking an expensive failure of your plumbing system. You should limit your pressure to what your RV manufacturer recommends to be safe, and to do that, you can install a pressure regulator. The U.S. Solid Water Regulator Valve will keep your water pressure at a safe level.
Operation Principle
The operation of the pressure-reducing valve is based on the balance between two opposing forces:
1. The thrust of the spring to open the flow passage cross section.
2. The thrust of the diaphragm to close the flow passage cross section.
Specifications
- Material: lead-free brass
- Maximum Pressure: 160 psi
- Thread: 3/4" NH thread
- Operating temperature: 14F ~ 200F
- Structure: straight-through
- Pressure environment: atmospheric pressure
- Operating temperature: 14F ~ 200F
- Direction of flow: Unidirectional
Instructions
Connect the female fitting on the adjustable water regulator directly to your water source's hose bib.
Connect the female fitting on the water hose to the male fitting on the adjustable water regulator.
Turn on the water supply in order to flush the water regulator and hose for one minute. Turn off the water supply.
Connect the hose to your RV's water inlet, then turn on the water supply.
Turn on all RV fixtures to allow any air to be flushed out of the RV plumbing - this includes turning on showers, faucets, and flushing toilets.
Adjust the regulator knob (found at the top of the cap on the regulator) until it is set to the desired pressure reading. Ensure that all RV fixtures have been turned off while making adjustments to the regulator screw until you reach the desired pressure reading.