Safety valve 1915 g 1/2 inch 3 bar 50kW 1915.15.151

Safety valves from the 1915 series are a proven safety element for pressure systems. This particular model, with a diameter of 1/2 inch and a setting of 3 bar, is designed to protect systems filled with liquid or inert gas from exceeding the permissible pressure. This is particularly important in central heating systems, where a sudden increase in pressure can lead to serious failures.

This valve finds application in both domestic and industrial installations where reliable overpressure protection is required. Made of brass, it ensures durability and corrosion resistance. The possibility of vertical mounting, with the inlet from below, facilitates integration with existing infrastructure. This allows installers to quickly and efficiently install the valve, minimizing system downtime.

• Wide range of applications: ideal for protecting heating, cooling systems and installations with steam, gases and liquids.
• Durable construction: the brass body guarantees long-lasting and reliable operation even in difficult conditions.
• Precise adjustment: setting to 3 bar provides effective protection against exceeding the permissible pressure in the installation.
• Easy installation: possibility of vertical mounting with inlet from below simplifies the installation process.
• Compliance with standards: the valve has passed the UDT 42-C-04/imp type test, which confirms its safety and compliance with applicable regulations.
• Operating temperature: maximum operating temperature up to 140°C allows the valve to be used in various temperature conditions.
• Glycol content limitation: remember to limit the glycol content to a maximum of 50% to ensure proper valve operation.

The SYR 1915 safety valve is a solid solution for every installer and user looking for reliable protection of the system against the effects of overpressure. Its versatility and ease of installation make it a popular choice both in new installations and during the modernization of existing systems. Remember to regularly check the condition of the valve – this is key to ensuring the long-term safety of the entire installation.