Single Stage Propane Regulator for RV

Selling single stage propane regulator for RV, low price, rated flow rate 6 m3/h, output pressure 20 psi, input pressure 200 psi, all copper housing, thickened valve body, pressure resistant and explosion proof.

Specification

Model: ATO-PR-W0223

Rated Input Pressure: 1.6 MPa (200 psi)

Rated Output Pressure: 0.15 MPa (20 psi)

Rated Flow: 6 m3/h

Inlet Side Connection Thread: M22 x 1.6 (left)

Onlet Side Connection Thread: M16 x 1.5 (left)

Weight: 1.1 kg

Materials: Copper

Certificate: CE

Warranty: 12 Months

Propane pressure regulator Features

Pressure regulating range

The adjustable range of the pressure reducing valve output pressure P2, within which the specified accuracy is required. The regulating range is mainly related to the stiffness of the regulating spring.

Pressure characteristics

The characteristic of output pressure fluctuation caused by input pressure fluctuation when the flow rate g is a fixed value. The smaller the output pressure fluctuation, the better the characteristics of the pressure reducing valve. The output pressure must be lower than the input pressure - a fixed value in order not to change with the input pressure.

Flow Rate Characteristics

Refers to the holding property that the output pressure changes with the change of output flow rate g when the input pressure - time. When the flow rate g changes, the smaller the change of output pressure, the better. Generally the lower the output pressure, the less it fluctuates with the change of output flow.

Dual Stage Propane Pressure Regulator Detail

Tips: Applications of propane pressure regulators

The greatest function of a propane regulator is to maintain a stable pressure of gas when in use, thus ensuring that gas appliances get a stable fuel-to-air ratio (the ratio of gas to air fit); gas supply systems use pressure reducing valves to reduce and stabilize gas pressure at an appropriate level that allows for safe, economical and efficient use of gas. Propane regulators are mainly used in gas pipelines, such as air, nitrogen, oxygen, ammonia, liquefied gas, natural gas and other gases.