Designed to prevent potable water contamination from the reverse flow of polluted water. Capable of bearing up to 180 psi pressures and have a maximum operating temperature of 180 degrees F
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Watts backflow preventers are designed to stop potable water contamination from the reverse flow of polluted water. They are employed in industrial settings where chemicals are connected to water... Read More
Watts backflow preventers are designed to stop potable water contamination from the reverse flow of polluted water. They are employed in industrial settings where chemicals are connected to water lines and municipal water systems to keep the plumbing contamination-free due to unpleasant liquids and solids. Read Less
Reduced pressure zone backflow preventers by Watts are used to prevent the reverse flow of liquids caused by backsiphonage or back pressure in a plumbing system. They also eliminate the chances of entry of contaminants back into potable water supply lines. These Watts backflow preventers feature a compact, modular design for installation in tight spaces and their single-cover, top-entry facility allows easy accessibility for maintenance purposes. They come equipped with replaceable seats and seat discs, and do not require any special tools for servicing. Raptor Supplies offers a wide range of Watts reduced pressure backflow preventers in different connection types and body materials.
Watts backflow preventers feature a compact, modular design for installation in tight spaces.
Their single-cover, top-entry facility permits easy access for maintenance purposes.
They are capable of bearing up to 180 psi pressures and have a maximum operating temperature of 180 degrees F.
They come equipped with replaceable seats and seat discs. They do not require any special tools for servicing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does backflow occur?
Backflow is generated by cross-connections that have the possibility of permitting pollutants into the drinking water system. Back siphonage can happen when the pressure in a tank is less than the water system's pressure.
Can check valves prevent backflow?
Check valves offer a basic form of backflow prevention, stopping water from flowing in the wrong direction.
Are dual check valves the same as backflow preventers?
Double-check valves (also known as double-check assembly) are somewhere in between a check valve and a backflow preventer. They are usually installed in places where backflow requires to be contained with a one-way valve, but the investment needs to be less than a backflow preventer.