Watts - 1-LF800M4-QT - 1 in Bronze Anti-Siphon Pressure Vacuum Breaker, Quarter Turn Shutoff, Tee Handles 0792012 Vent Pipe which is the #1 cause

Name: Watts - 1-LF800M4-QT - 1 in Bronze Anti-Siphon Pressure Vacuum Breaker, Quarter Turn Shutoff, Tee Handles 0792012 Vent Pipe which is the #1 cause
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 46950317738
Price: 219.31 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2034 (10 reviews)

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Watts 1 LF800M4 QT 1 in Bronze Anti Siphon Pressure Vacuum Breaker, Quarter Turn Shutoff, Tee Handles 0792012 Vent Pipe which is the #1 cause which is the #1 cause of failure in sub surface drip systems Integrated flow control It is ideal in health hazard continuous pressure applications such as irrigation systems and industrial process water systems where the water enters the equipment at or below its flood rim This 1 inch anti siphon pressure vacuum breaker prevents the reverse flow of polluted water from entering into the potable water supply due to backsiphonage

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