Calefactio  |  SKU: CLF-PF100N  |  Barcode: 628235830867

MPN: PF100N

1'' FNPT Dielectric Pump Flange Valve (Pair)

Regular price $121.29 CAD
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In addition to being the only pump flange valve that includes a pressure gauge port that allows you to quickly monitoring your system, it now includes dielectric isolation sleeve in the rotating flange.

The pressure gauge allows you to check the system pressure at any time and react quickly in the event that the system is not within its normal pressure range. The gauge gives a precise reading between 0 and 100 PSI (0-690 kPa).

The dielectric isolation sleeve in the rotating flange prevents dissimilar metal corrosion (galvanic corrosion).


Pickup available at Nordik Radiant

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Warranty

This product is covered by a 1 year limited warranty

Delivery and Shipping

Orders are shipped within 2 business days. If a problem prevents us from shipping your order within this time, we will notify you.

Depending on your delivery location, transit time will vary from 1 day to 5 days

Note for US and Internationnal buyers: the customer is responsible for paying any import costs to the shipping carrier, such as duties, import taxes, or brokerage/disbursement fees which may apply upon delivery.

1'' FNPT Dielectric Pump Flange Valve (Pair)

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

  • Full port brass ball valve
  • Connections: NPT, Sweat, Press or PEX, ¾” to 1 ½”
  • Dielectric rotating flange New
  • 1 valve with drain and gauge port
  • 1 valve with 2 gauge ports
  • Ball valve isolation for circulating pumps
  • Threaded end complies with ANSI B1.20.1
  • 500 CWP (Cold Working Pressure)

BENEFITS

  • A quick overview of the system
  • Simplify drainage and filling
  • Ensures a great seal

THE KIT INCLUDES

  • 1 flange valve with drain
  • 1 flange valve without drain
  • 2 gaskets
  • 4 nuts and 4 bolts

PRESSURE GAGE (option)

  • 0-30 PSI pressure gage 1⁄8” (#GAGE0-30BOTTOM)
  • 0-100 PSI pressure gage 1⁄8” (#GAGE0-100BOTTOM)

What else do you need?