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The Trash Chute Liner is available in a number of widths and ships next business day from Kansas City
Epoxy-coated cast-iron body with anchor flange for secure installation and corrosion resistance
It provides protection against backsiphonage for health hazard installations requiring non-continuous pressure
2 Body Material Lead Free Copper Silicon Alloy Brand Watts Corrosion Resistant Coating No Disc Material Reinforced EPDM EAN 098268343885 Gauge Option No Gauge High Pressure Reduced Pressure Range Does Not Apply To Product High Pressure Reduced Pressure Setting Does Not Apply To Product Inlet Connection Size 1/2 IN Inlet Connection Type Union Pex Expansion Inlet Thread Type Does Not Apply To Product Lead Free YES Maximum Operating Temperature-Fahrenheit 180 Maximum Working Pressure-BAR 27
Specifications Body Material Iron Brand Watts Buy American Act Compliant NO Class Rating 125 or 150 Control Type Lever Handle CV Rating 135 GPM Disc Material Aluminum Bronze EAN 098268603521 Inlet Connection Size 2 IN Inlet Connection Type Lug Lead Free YES Maximum Operating Temperature-Fahrenheit 248 Maximum Working Pressure-PSI 200 Minimum Temperature-Fahrenheit 33 Operating Torque-Dry 214 in-lbs Operating Torque-Wet 134 in-lbs Outlet Connection Size 2 IN Outlet Connection Type Lug Part Number 0525549 Seat Material EPDM Series BF03-121 Silicone Free Yes Stem Shaft Material Stainless Steel Valve Style Lug UPC - 098268603521
Watts LF909-QT-FS 1 - Part of the LF909 Small Series ZA100F-6NH The Trash Chute Liner isThis 1 inch lead free reduced pressure zone backflow preventer assembly with its exclusive design incorporating the patented air in and water out principle for protection during an emergency condition prevents the flow of polluted water from entering into the potable water supply due to backsiphonage and or backpressure. Ideal for protection in continuous pressure piping applications and at cross connections identified as health hazards and from other