Bradley S45-1986 Freeze Protection Valve for Emergency Eyewashes
Freeze Protection Valve for Emergency Eyewashes
Freeze Protection Valve for Emergency Eyewash units protects pipes from bursting. The S45-1986 valve activates at 45 degrees F and compliments thermostatic mixing valves. This freeze protection valve is intended for use where there is a risk of water freezing in the pipes.
Bradley S45-1986
- Protects pipes from bursting
- Valve activates at 45°F (7°C)
- Freeze protection compliments Thermostatic Mixing Valves
Specifications of this Bradley S45-1986:
Freeze protection kits are intended for use where there is a risk of water freezing in the pipes. The valve begins to bleed the cold water at 45°F (7°C) and is fully open at 35°F (2°C). It is recommended to connect a discharge hose or piping to the unit funneling the discharge away from the fixture to prevent an ice patch hazard. Maximum pressure rating is 200 PSI. Combination units require both the S45-1986 and the S45-1987.
The valve is installed at a low point where the water will tend to be static or “dead leg.” When installing a valve, point the valve downward to allow for drainage. If combined with a scald valve installation, ensure the freeze valve is connected closest to the ball valve. The freeze valve inlet and outlet sizes are 1/2" NPT.
Construction
The freeze protection and ball valves are made of brass casting. The ball valve has a hole drilled on one side to allow the ball to bleed out.
Standard Equipment
Ball Valve
1" or 1/2" Brass ball valve for either drench shower or eyewash freeze protection control.
Freeze Protection Valve
Brass 1/2" NPT both inlet and outlet valve 1-1/8" in diameter, 5-1/4" long.
Water Supply
1/2" or 1" NPT
