My PRV started leaking so I need to get a new one ASAP even if its just temporary. Should this be safe to use?
Its got buna-n seal and stainless spring inside, lead free. The operating temps are no problem as listed.
Thanks guys
What’s the application? The watts only mentions water, oil, and air.
I use cryo relief valves from Generant. Rated to -320 with PCTFE seals.
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It certainly matters if you use a solvent other than n-butane … Do you use propane ?
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70/30i
No good?
The generant is the one that im replacing actually. I guess ill be getting the same one and just have to wait a week or however long with christmas coming up.
It did its job for a year or more, it gets used quite a bit
I thought if it was compatible with oil it would be ok for 70/30 but thats why i asked… glad i did
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Corlee valve and fitting could likely get one out for you on Monday if you hit them up
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nope. Propane PRV is 250psi so I wouldnt chance it also that thing is brass but thats just me trying to be perfect again lol
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what connection sizes do you need, also does it have to be the style that vents to a tube or just into the air?
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It clearly says in the description it’s for fire protection likes. This is for water dude.
Gas prvs has a very tags that are binded or come with them for safety.
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Thank you guys, I learned something today. I just ordered the generant one overnight.
It said it was good for oil air and water and with the buna and stainless internals I thought it might work.
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Are you running check valves before those generant prv’s?