WATTS SVW 0217060N Safety Valve 3/4″ – 6 Bar
Automatic overpressure protection for closed-loop heating systems.
WATTS SVW 0217060N Safety Valve delivers automatic protection against excessive pressure in pressurized installations. In addition, its brass body material provides superior corrosion resistance. Moreover, it stands out as a reliable solution for boiler and heating systems.
The valve operates at a fixed opening pressure of 6 Bar (±0.1 Bar) and features a stainless steel spring and wear-resistant elastomer diaphragm. Furthermore, it has a 3/4″ male threaded connection for quick installation. It also offers safe operation up to a maximum temperature of 110°C and a flow capacity of 1 m³/h. Standards include EN 835 and PED Directive compliance.
WATTS SVW 0217060N Safety Valve — Technical Specifications
This safety valve is widely used in closed-loop heating systems, solar collectors, and booster stations. In addition, it enhances safety in fire water and domestic water lines. Moreover, it serves as a critical safety element in industrial boilers and heat exchangers. Consequently, it ensures reliable pressure control across various applications.
Key Advantages
- Superior corrosion resistance due to brass body and stainless steel construction
- Factory pre-set 6 Bar opening pressure requires no additional adjustment
- Quick installation with 3/4″ male threaded connection and compact design
Applications
- Pressure control in closed-loop heating systems and boiler installations
- Overpressure relief in solar energy collectors and booster stations
- Safety arrangement in industrial boilers, heat exchangers, and radiator systems
As a result, WATTS SVW 0217060N Safety Valve provides reliable protection in pressurized systems. ORFA Industrial has stocked this valve as an authorized distributor since 1985. ORFA supplies worldwide and provides technical support and order assistance.
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