Section Code 0970 : Fittings in this section have been judged only against the requirements of The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999 (England and Wales), The Water Supply (Water Fittings) (Scotland) Byelaws 2014 or The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2009. The decision of the Scheme to list them is not to be taken as any guide as to their effectiveness to do the job for which they have been designed
Back To Directory SectionsChlorine Dioxide dosing system consisting of various PVC pipes and fittings and a recirculating pump. There is a double check valve assembly (suitable for backflow protection against Fluid Category 3) located upstream of both the reaction chamber and the sampling point. Maximum working pressure 7.0 bar. Cold water use only.
‘HydroDOS’ chlorine dioxide dosing system with PVC-u pipework and EPDM ‘O’-rings. The product incorporates a water meter, strainer, isolation valves and a drain cock with hose spigot. Maximum working pressure 6.0 bar. Cold water use only.
ChloriDOS range of chemical blenders, consisting of a reaction chamber and pressure reducing valve inlet arrangement only. Maximum working pressure 8.0 bar. Cold water use only.
Range of chemical dosing equipment which incorporate self-closing valves with a plastic body. The outlet of the injector incorporates a connection for injection of chemicals via venturi action. Maximum working pressure 9.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature – 60ºC
Easyzon range of chemical blenders, consisting of a reaction chamber and pressure reducing valve inlet arrangement only. Maximum working pressure 8.0 bar. Cold water use only.
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