Pressure Relief Valve - 75 PSI
Water Heater Pressure Relief valve. Water heater temperature and pressure relief valves, or T&P valves, are a safety feature found on all tank water heaters. It's designed to open temporarily and discharge short spurts of water when the temperature exceeds about 210 degrees F, and it releases pressure if the tank gets above 75 psi.
The Raritan Pressure Relief Valve (part number WH3) is a safety component designed for tank water heaters. This valve serves to mitigate risks associated with excessive temperature and pressure within the water heater system. It is engineered to activate and discharge water if the internal temperature surpasses approximately 210 degrees Fahrenheit, or if the pressure within the tank exceeds 75 PSI. This mechanism helps prevent potential damage to the water heater and ensures operational safety. This product is suitable for IT hardware resellers and businesses requiring replacement or new installation components for water heater systems in their facilities, ensuring compliance with safety standards for water heating equipment.
The Raritan WH3 valve is a safety feature designed to relieve excess temperature and pressure in tank water heaters. It discharges water if the temperature exceeds 210 degrees F or pressure goes above 75 PSI.
This pressure relief valve is designed to release pressure if the water heater tank reaches 75 PSI.
The valve is designed to open temporarily and discharge water when the temperature in the tank exceeds approximately 210 degrees F.
This valve is specified as a safety feature for "all tank water heaters." It functions as a standard water heater temperature and pressure relief valve.
WH3 - Raritan Pressure Relief Valve - 75 PSI