Watts 909RPDA-LF-CFM 6 - Part of the 909RPDA Series ZA100F-4NH providing access through lockable doors

providing access through lockable doors and/or a hinged lid for testing and certification purposes

Specifications ArmorTek Technology No Backflow Preventer Type Reduced Pressure Zone Assembly Body Finish Stainless Steel Body Material Stainless Steel Body Pattern N-Pattern Brand Watts Bypass No Bypass Size Does Not Apply To Product Cap And Tether No Disc Material Silicone EAN 098268503241 Elbow Fitting No Hazard Protection Level Health Hazard Hot And Harsh Water No Hydrant Connection No Inlet Connection Size 3 IN Inlet Connection Size-Metric 80 MM Inlet Connection Type Grooved Joint Inlet Shutoff Valve Type Gear Operated Butterfly Valve Inlet Thread Type Does Not Apply To Product Lead Free Yes Maximum Temperature-Fahrenheit 140 Maximum Working Pressure-BAR 12

UPC - 098268614404

Adjusting stem

7 bar ArmorTek Technology Yes Body Material Ductile Iron Brand Watts Coating Epoxy Coated Using ArmorTek Technology EAN 098268607512 Inlet Connection Size 2 1/2 IN Inlet Connection Type Grooved Joint Lead Free YES Maximum Operating Temperature-Fahrenheit 160 Maximum Working Pressure-PSI 400 Outlet Connection Size 2 1/2 IN Outlet Connection Type Grooved Joint Part Number 1GE00382 Pilot Control System Fitting Material Brass Pilot Control System Tubing Material Copper Series LFM115 Trim Material 316 Stainless Steel Valve Style Mustang Warranty Name Watts Warranty - ACV ArmorTek Submittal Package - Automatic Control Valve LFM115

Watts 909RPDA-LF-CFM 6 - Part of the 909RPDA Series ZA100F-4NH providing access through lockable doorsThis 6 inch reduced pressure detector backflow preventer assembly with its exclusive design incorporating the patented air in and water out principle for protection from the reverse flow of fire protection system substances from being pumped or siphoned into the potable water supply due to backsiphonage and or backpressure. It is ideal for protection in continuous pressure piping applications and at cross connections identified as health hazards. This