AQUATA | Pressure Release Valve - Metal - Spring loaded - AQ-5005-PRV - Auto bypass safety valve - 2 inch

AQUATA 2 Inch (50mm) Pressure Relief Valve – Adjustable Automatic Water Pressure Release Valve for Irrigation & Pipeline Protection Protect your irrigation network and water distribution pipelines with the AQUATA 2 Inch Pressure Relief Valve (PRV), designed to help release excess water pressure and protect compatible piping systems from overpressure conditions. This automatic water pressure relief valve features a robust blue cylindrical upper housing, metallic lower valve body, adjustable spring-loaded mechanism and female threaded inlet connection. The valve is designed for pressure relief applications in agricultural irrigation, water supply networks, pumping installations and industrial water distribution systems. The AQUATA 50mm Pressure Release Valve provides a practical solution for controlling excessive pressure in compatible pressurized water pipelines. Key Features & Benefits Automatic Pressure Relief: Designed to open when system pressure exceeds the valve's configured relief setting, helping protect connected equipment and pipelines. Adjustable Pressure Setting: Features a top-mounted adjustment mechanism for configuring the pressure relief setting according to the valve's rated operating range. 2 Inch Female Threaded Connection: Suitable for integration with compatible 2 inch threaded irrigation pipelines and water distribution fittings. Heavy-Duty Metal Valve Body: Metallic lower housing provides a sturdy construction for demanding water pipeline applications. Protective Blue Upper Housing: Encloses the pressure adjustment and spring mechanism. Side Discharge Outlet: Provides a dedicated connection point for routing discharged water to a suitable drain or return line. Spring-Loaded Valve Mechanism: Designed to respond mechanically to pressure conditions without requiring an electrical connection. Pipeline Pressure Protection: Helps reduce risks associated with excessive water pressure in irrigation and pumping systems. Agricultural & Industrial Applications: Suitable for pressure relief arrangements in irrigation networks, pumping stations and water distribution installations. Applications 1. Agricultural Irrigation Systems Used in agricultural irrigation pipelines to help release excessive pressure and protect compatible sprinklers, valves and irrigation equipment. 2. Drip Irrigation Networks Can be incorporated into properly engineered drip irrigation systems where excessive pipeline pressure needs to be relieved. 3. Sprinkler Irrigation Systems Suitable for pressure relief arrangements in agricultural sprinkler and landscape irrigation installations. 4. Water Pumping Stations Helps protect compatible pump discharge pipelines and associated equipment against excessive system pressure. 5. Water Distribution Pipelines Used in water distribution networks requiring automatic mechanical pressure relief. 6. Industrial Water Systems Suitable for compatible industrial water circulation and distribution applications where a pressure relief valve is specified. 7. Water Storage and Transfer Systems Can be used in engineered water transfer and storage installations requiring excess pressure discharge. Why Choose AQUATA 2 Inch Pressure Relief Valve? The AQUATA 2 Inch Adjustable Pressure Relief Valve combines a spring-loaded mechanical operating system, durable metallic valve body and convenient pressure adjustment mechanism. Designed for water pressure protection applications, it helps safeguard compatible irrigation pipelines and water distribution equipment from excessive operating pressure when correctly selected, installed and adjusted. Installation & Safety Recommendations Install the valve according to the manufacturer's recommended orientation and piping arrangement. Confirm the inlet and discharge connection sizes before installation. Set the relief pressure according to the system design and manufacturer's specifications. Route the discharge outlet safely to a suitable drain or return pipeline. Do not exceed the valve's rated operating pressure or temperature. Have the relief setting verified by a qualified installer before commissioning.