Irritrol 205T Globe Valve NPT Threaded Connection Without Flow Control, 1"
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Irritrol 205T Globe Valve NPT Threaded Connection Without Flow Control, 1"
- Heavy-duty, corrosion- and UV-resistant PVC construction - Proven durability
- High-flow, low friction loss design - More efficient system design and low-flow capability
- Rugged, nylon-reinforced Buna-N diaphragm - Ensures a leak-proof seal
- Available in female NPT or slip configurations (no male pipe adapter required) - Will handle all regional installation variances
- Optional flow control - Allows precise adjustment and manual shutoff
The Irritrol 205 Series 1-inch plastic valve is the irrigation industry's time-tested leader for dependable operation in potable and dirty water applications. With a proven track record of success in a wide range of environments, these debris-tolerant valves are available with flow control as an optional feature. Constructed of heavy-duty, corrosion- and UV-resistant PVC, the 205 Series features a high-flow, low-friction-loss-design that has a pressure range of 10-150 psi and flow range of .25-30 GPM. A manual bleed and a rugged, nylon-reinforced Buna-N diaphragm add to this valve's wide popularity.
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