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Zurn Pressure Valves and Plumbing Parts
Zurn offers pressure reducing valves, pressure vacuum breaker assemblies, a reduced pressure backflow preventer valve, repair kits, a sensor lavatory faucet and flush retrofit parts. The valves are made for water lines to reduce high inlet pressure to a lower outlet pressure, and the vacuum breakers guard against backsiphonage. Sizes include 3/4 in, 1 in and 2 inch options.

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Buying Guide: Zurn Pressure Valves

Pressure Reducing Valves
Zurn pressure reducing valves are made for potable water lines to reduce high inlet pressure to a lower outlet pressure. The 600XL has a separate strainer cap that allows strainer cleaning to be done rapidly in sandy or debris laden water, and the 1-70XLC comes standard with a 20 mesh strainer screen. Connection types include FNPT, FIP and copper sweat union.

Vacuum Breakers and Repair Kits
The 720A pressure vacuum breaker assembly protects against backsiphonage in irrigation water lines and is used in high hazard applications. Repair kits for the Model 720 include canopy screws, a canopy, a bonnet, a bonnet washer and a bonnet O-ring. Match the model number and size on your old part before ordering.

Faucets and Flush Parts
The Z6915-XL-MV is a 4 inch deck-mount chrome lavatory faucet with a battery-powered infrared sensor for hands-free operation. Zurn also offers a gray chrome flush retrofit kit with a low battery indicator light and a switchable 24 hour auto flush. Check your fixture's mounting before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Zurn make?
Zurn offers pressure reducing valves, pressure vacuum breaker assemblies, a reduced pressure backflow preventer valve, repair kits, a sensor lavatory faucet and flush retrofit parts. Many of the valves are bronze and sold in 3/4 in, 1 in and 2 inch sizes.

How do I choose the right valve size?
Match the size and thread type on your old valve, such as FNPT, FIP or copper sweat union, before ordering. Measure the pipe if you are unsure, and check the manufacturer's instructions for your application.

Should I install these parts myself?
Have a qualified technician install pressure system and backflow parts, since they affect water pressure and protection. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and check local plumbing requirements before starting any work.

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