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The WATTS 386419 is a bronze, dial-set feed water pressure regulator in the BD1156F series, designed to fill boiler and hydronic system piping with water and maintain system pressure at all times. This valve provides automatic make-up water when system leaks cause pressure to drop, keeping the boiler loop properly charged. It features a push-button fast fill mode with auto-stop that halts flow at 25 psi to prevent over-pressurizing the system. Factory set at 15 psi, with a field-adjustable range of 8 to 21 psi, the dial indicator allows visual confirmation of setpoint within plus or minus 2 psi. Licensed plumbers and heating contractors install this valve during new boiler installations and service calls.
The WATTS 386419 suits residential and light commercial hydronic heating systems, including hot water boilers and closed-loop heating circuits. The 1/2 inch union threaded end connections allow for straightforward in-line installation and removal without disturbing adjacent piping. It is appropriate for systems operating within standard low-pressure hot water boiler parameters and is rated for water service up to 212 degrees F and 100 psi maximum working pressure.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation feed water regulator for residential and light commercial closed-loop hot water boiler systems using 1/2 inch threaded piping connections.
Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or heating contractor in accordance with local plumbing codes and the system manufacturer's guidelines. Shut off the water supply and depressurize the system before removing or installing the valve. Union connections allow the regulator to be isolated and swapped without cutting into the supply line. Verify system pressure at startup using a calibrated gauge and confirm the dial indicator reading before returning the boiler to service.
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