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Gas pressure regulator R632A seriesmembranespringtwo-stage
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Characteristics
- Product
- gas
- Technology
- membrane, spring
- Number of stages
- two-stage
- Applications
- industrial
- Pressure
17.2 bar
(249.46 psi)- Orifice diameter
Max.: 0.75 in
Min.: 0.25 in
- Temperature
Max.: 71 °C
(159.8 °F)Min.: -29 °C
(-20.2 °F)
Description
The Type R632A is an Underwriters Laboratories (UL) listed regulator designed for Two-Stage LP-Gas systems. The unit is designed to reduce the tank pressure through an integral two-stage system to 11 inches w.c. / 27.4 mbar. The first-stage screened drip-lip vent is oriented downward and the second-stage vent is oriented over the outlet as standard.
Key Features
20-Year Recommended Replacement Life
Inlet/Outlet Gauge Taps for easy system checks
Improved Regulation
Easy Installation
Superior Overpressure Protection
Corrosion-Resistant
Positive Draining Spring Case
Durability
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