Brass water pressure regulator valve with pressure gauge for water and oil systems. Adjustable for 3/4" DN20 & 1/2" DN15. Metal construction without standard connector thread.

This is a brass water pressure regulator valve with a pressure gauge, designed for water and oil systems. It is adjustable for both 3/4" DN20 and 1/2" DN15 sizes, with a sturdy metal construction and no standard connector thread.

The water pressure regulator we offer is crafted from durable brass with high strength, ensuring long-lasting rust resistance and robustness. It can withstand high pressure and heat for many years.This water pressure reducer, compatible with most tap water systems, is designed to handle 1.6MPa pressure and can be easily installed in front of various tap water equipment. It is ideal for use in numerous residential, commercial, and industrial settings.The water pressure reducer we use has a piston structure, featuring a straightforward internal design. It delivers excellent performance and durability, capable of withstanding various environmental conditions.The set contains 1 pressure reducing valve, 1 pressure gauge, 1 roll of tape, 1 hex key, and 1 spanner. The pressure gauge enables you to keep track of pressure constantly for seamless functioning.Feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries, our service team is ready to offer you professional and satisfactory assistance.Item Title: Device for Decreasing Water PressureSubstance made of a combination of copper and zincDimensions of the pressure reducing valve: 8.3×6.4cmThe pressure reducing valve has an inlet diameter of 2.5cm.The pressure gauge has a diameter of 4cm.Items utilized: water, petroleum, natural gas, and more.Pressure rating: PN1.6Choose your preferred style: 3/4inch DN20 with 6 connections, or 1/2inch DN15 with 4 connections.Shade: GoldenReminderThe image may not perfectly match the actual color of the product, but we will make every effort to display the true color.Kindly consider possible slight variations in dimensions as a result of manual measuring.Valve for Decreasing PressureA gauge for measuring pressureOne piece of unedited recordingOne hexagonal toolOne wrench