Ball valve KG 505-W-8 series
manualcontrolfor water

ball valve
ball valve
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Characteristics

Type
ball
Operation
manual
Function
control
Media
for water
Body
2-piece, brass, bronze
Applications
industrial
Associated function
fire protection
Other characteristics
standard, fire-safe
DN

2 in, 2.5 in

Pressure

20.7 bar
(300.2 psi)

Description

The NIBCO® bronze ball valve provides bubble-tight shutoff at 300 PSI non-shock water working pressure (WWP) for use in automatic sprinkler fire sprinkler systems. Usually, it is employed to isolate an individual floor of a multi-floor building as the floor's main control valve. The NIBCO® bronze ball valve features a multi-turn operator which is equipped with internal monitor switches to prevent tampering. These valves are typically used on automatic fire sprinkler system, as the floor control valve. The valve is listed by UL for use indoor and outdoor service. The two-piece valve features IPS grooved ends for easy installation. Please refer to NIBCO technical data sheet, valve selection guides and catalog for engineering and installation information. Choose NIBCO® ball valves for the most specified, versatile and economical valve option in commercial, mechanical, fire protection and industrial applications. NIBCO® ball valves are backed by the NIBCO INC. 5-year 125% limited warranty. Blowout-proof stem Chrome plated brass ball and silicon bronze stem Multi-turn actuator Grooved end connections Dezincification resistant Use in U.S. drinking water applications is prohibited after January 3, 2014 Conforms to MSS SP-110 FM Approved Listed by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) California State Fire Marshal Listing no. 7770-1243:103

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