Watts 909RPDA-LF-CFM 6 - Part of the 909RPDA Series ZC100F-2NH 50 Minimum Temperature-Fahrenheit 33 Outlet

50 Minimum Temperature-Fahrenheit 33 Outlet Connection Size 8 IN Outlet Shutoff Valve Type No Shutoff Valve Outlet Thread Type Does Not Apply To Product Part Number 0438070 Polymer Coating No Pressure Operation Continuous Protection Type Backpressure and Backsiphonage Series 994RPDA Strainer No Technologies Does Not Apply To Product Tradename None Specification Sheet - 994RPDA

8 BAR ArmorTek Technology Yes Body Material Ductile Iron Brand Watts Coating Epoxy Coated Using ArmorTek Technology EAN 098268636826 Inlet Connection Size 2 IN Inlet Connection Type Grooved Joint Lead Free YES Maximum Operating Temperature-Fahrenheit 225 Maximum Working Pressure-PSI 400 Outlet Connection Size 2 IN Outlet Connection Type Grooved Joint Part Number 1GK00076 Series LFM116 Valve Style Mustang Warranty Name Watts Warranty - ACV ArmorTek Submittal Package - Automatic Control Valve LFM116

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ZRB185-3IC

8 BAR ArmorTek Technology Yes Body Material Ductile Iron Brand Watts Coating Epoxy Coated Using ArmorTek Technology EAN 098268637700 Inlet Connection Size 3 IN Inlet Connection Type Flanged Joint Lead Free Yes Maximum Operating Temperature-Fahrenheit 225 Maximum Working Pressure-PSI 250 Outlet Connection Size 3 IN Outlet Connection Type Flanged Joint Part Number 1GK00011 Series LFM116 Valve Style Mustang Warranty Name Watts Warranty - ACV ArmorTek Submittal Package - Automatic Control Valve LFM116

Watts 909RPDA-LF-CFM 6 - Part of the 909RPDA Series ZC100F-2NH 50 Minimum Temperature-Fahrenheit 33 OutletThis 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