Manifold Check Valves ( 1″ ,1-1/2″ ,2-1/2″ ,4″ ) – UL Listed
Check valves are used when two or more agent storage cylinders are manifolded together with one common discharge piping configuration. Their purpose i
Shuttle Check Valves ( 1″ , 1-1/2″ )
The brass shuttle valve is used to connect two cylinders to a common discharge pipe and nozzle(s). All threads are available with 1″ or 1-1/2″ NPT. Th
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Overview
Product Details
The Shuttle Check Valves ( 1″ , 1-1/2″ ) is part of the Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing System Cylinders & Accessories range from Context Plus, supplied and supported by SPS. The brass shuttle valve is used to connect two cylinders to a common discharge pipe and nozzle(s). All threads are available with 1″ or 1-1/2″ NPT. The purpose of having a reserve supply is that after the first cylinder (main) is discharged, the second cylinder (reserve) can be manually transferred via main/reserve switch to restore fire-fighting readiness.
Specifications & features
- The brass shuttle valve is used to connect two cylinders to a common discharge pipe and nozzle(s).
- All threads are available with 1″ or 1-1/2″ NPT.
- The purpose of having a reserve supply is that after the first cylinder (main) is discharged, the second cylinder (reserve) can be manually transferred via main/reserve switch to restore fire-fighting readiness.
- The shuttle valve contains a shuttle check that closes off the piping to the first cylinder (main) when empty.
- When the second cylinder is discharged, the shuttle check prevents the charge of the second cylinder into the first empty cylinder (main) connected on the same manifold, thus reducing the unnecessary Clean Agent loss.
- Part Number Description CP 50123 Shuttle Check Valve 1″ CP 60619 Shuttle Check Valve 1-1/2″
