Watts 957RPDA-OSY-LM-FS 10 - Part of the 957RPDA Series Z100F-6NH 2 Body Material Lead Free

2 Body Material Lead Free Cast Copper Silicon Alloy Brand Watts Corrosion Resistant Coating No Disc Material Elastomer EAN 098268332339 Gauge Option No Gauge High Pressure Reduced Pressure Range Does Not Apply To Product High Pressure Reduced Pressure Setting Does Not Apply To Product Inlet Connection Size 1/2 IN Inlet Connection Type Union Solder Inlet Thread Type Does Not Apply To Product Lead Free YES Maximum Operating Temperature-Fahrenheit 180 Maximum Working Pressure-BAR 27

50 Minimum Temperature-Fahrenheit 33 Outlet Connection Size 1 1/2 IN Outlet Connection Type Female Threaded Outlet Shutoff Valve Type Quarter Turn Ball Valve Outlet Thread Type NPT Part Number T387114 Polymer Coating No Pressure Operation Continuous Protection Type Backsiphonage Seat Material Engineered Plastic Series 800M4QT Strainer No Technologies Freeze Detection Specification Sheet - 800M4QT

Specifications Body Material Lead Free Brass Brand Watts EAN 098268076660 Inlet Connection Size 3/4 IN Inlet Connection Type Female Threaded Inlet Thread Type FPT Lead Free YES Maximum Temperature-Fahrenheit 210 Outlet Connection Size 3/4 IN Outlet Connection Type Female Threaded Outlet Thread Type FPT Part Number 0125553 Pressure Range 75 to 150 PSI Pressure Relief Setting-PSI 125 Protection Type Temperature And Pressure Series LF140 Temperature Relief-Fahrenheit 210 Thermostat Material Stainless Steel Specification Sheet - Flood Sensor for Relief Valve Discharge Line

The pressure rating is 400 psi (28 bar) WOG non-shock and 125 psi (8

UPC - 098268602999

Watts 957RPDA-OSY-LM-FS 10 - Part of the 957RPDA Series Z100F-6NH 2 Body Material Lead FreeThis 10 inch reduced pressure detector backflow preventer assembly help stop the reverse flow of liquids due to backpressure or backsiphonage, where potential health hazard exists. Extremely compact and lighter than traditional designs it is approved for horizontal installation. It is ideal for protection at cross connections identified as health hazards such as on fire sprinkler systems and from other contaminants found at the service line entrance.