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Test Drain Valve

System Valves

Test and Drain Valve is a critical component for assessing the effectiveness of fire suppression systems. It is used to evaluate whether the system functions correctly after installation and during its use. This valve facilitates system testing, allowing for performance checks after maintenance and repairs. It ensures that the system operates efficiently during a fire, verifying the proper delivery of water and pressure. Essential for testing water flow and pressure, the valve helps identify and rectify any system deficiencies. Therefore, Test and Drain Valves are indispensable for ensuring the reliable performance of fire protection systems.

Product Features

Approvals

UL, FM, TSE

Dimensions

1" - 2" ( DN25 - DN50)

Working Pressure

300 PSI (21 Bar)

Connection

Threaded

Documents

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