What does a Latco valve do?
LATCO pressure control and relief valves are a reliable generation used for hot and cold water systems that save you time and money, offering maximum value at unbeatable prices. The Latco range of pressure control and relief valves has become the new standard in the market as pressure demands increase.
How does a Latco pressure control valve work?
Pressure control valve with adjusting nut that turns clockwise to give a better flow of water to taps and showers. Pressure control valve with adjusting nut that turns clockwise to give a better flow of water to taps and showers.
How much does it cost to replace a pressure reducing valve?
Having a new pressure reducing valve installed by a professional plumber will probably set you back around $350. If you’re more of hands-on, DIY-type homeowner, you can purchase one and install it yourself.
Why is my hot water coming out slow?
If it is, the problem is most likely a blockage of some sort in the hot water supply lines. But if you’ve found that your hot water pressure is weak in all of your home’s appliances, it’s most likely due to sediment build-up in your water heater.
Why is my new pressure relief valve leaking?
Your water heater’s relief valve can start leaking for one of two reasons: either the valve was triggered to open because of excessive temperature or pressure, or the valve itself is faulty. If the problem is a faulty valve, then you might have an actual leak.
Can I use a 400kPa valve on a 600kPa geyser?
If a pressure reduction valve is not installed, it will damage the geyser and shorten the lifespan. A 400kPa geyser needs to be fitted with a 400kPa rated valve. A 600kPa valves operates between 420kPa and 510 kPa with release between 570kPa and 600kPa.
Why is my geyser pressure valve leaking?
How often should pressure relief valves be changed?
Make sure you replace your PRV every 4-5 years to avoid problems due to age.