Pressure Management Valve automatically adjusts to optimal downstream pressure.
Press Release Summary:
106/206 PGM-2PR-630-SM Pressure Management Valve is offered in 4-12 in. sizes with minimum pressure of 29 PSI. Built on the 206 PGM or 106 PGM, unit’s integral backup system protects against diaphragm or pilot failure. The valve works on the flow signal received from the orifice plate. Valve prevents unwanted pressure spikes.
Original Press Release:
Singerâ„¢ Pressure Management Valve with Integral Backup
Reliable automated pressure management saves water loss & money
Mueller Water Products, a leading manufacturer of water distribution control valves, has introduced the Singer 106/206 PGM-2PR-630-SM Pressure Management Valve with Integral Backup. Designed for applications where failure is not an option, this valve hydraulically manages pressure around the clock to reduce water loss, save money and prevent unwanted pressure spikes that contribute to premature pipe failure. Built on the Singer 106PGM or 206-PGM main valve, a simple field retrofit is possible using the paddle style orifice plate. “There is no other valve on the market quite like this that uses two diaphragms for fail proof control,” said Mark Gimson, Director of Marketing.
Here’s how it works: The valve switches between high and low pressure pilots based on flow rate. The pressure reducing pilots independently adjust to suit the optimal downstream pressure. The valve requires no electrical power or independent flow signal, as it takes its flow signal from an orifice plate installed on the valve inlet. The integral backup system protects against diaphragm or pilot failure, reducing the need for immediate service.
The valve is available in sizes 4-12 inches (DN100-DN300) with a minimum pressure at the valve inlet of 29 PSI (200kPa/2 barg).
