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PG-ThermExpansion

WattsThermal Expansion Products

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Watts product specifications in U.S. customary units andmetric are approximate and are provided for referenceonly. Watts reserves the right to change or modify product design, construction, specifications, or materialswithout prior notice and without incurring any obligation tomake such changes and modifications on Watts productspreviously or subsequently sold.

Table of Contents

General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 – 3

Potable Hot Water System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Series DET Potable water expansion tanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Series PLT Potable water expansion tanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Series ILT In-line potable water expansion tanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Series DETA ASME pressurized potable water expansion tanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Series BRV Combination ball valve and relief valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Series Governor 80-M1 Ball cock and thermal expansion relief valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

Series 530C Calibrated pressure relief valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Series H32 Hose connection pressure relief valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Series 276H300/IWTG Water pressure test gauges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Series SCV Service check valves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Non-Potable Hot Water System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Series ET Non-potable water expansion tanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Series ET-ASF Combination packages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Series HP Boiler trim-out packages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Series HP Bronze Boiler trim-out packages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Series ETX, ETSX pressurized expansion tanks for heating and cooling systems . . . . . . . .16

Series ETA ASME pressurized non-potable water expansion tanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

Series ET-RA ASME pressurized non-potable water expansion tanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

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General InformationWhat is Thermal Expansion?When water is heated it expands. For example, water heated from 90ºF (32ºC) to a thermostat setting of 140ºF (60ºC) in a 40 gallonhot water heater will expand by almost one-half gallon. This is because when water is heated, its density decreases and its volumeexpands (see fig. 1). Since water is not compressible, the extra volume created by expansion must go someplace. During no-flow periods in a system, pressure reducing valves, backflow preventers, and other one-way valves are closed, thus eliminating a path for expanded water to flow back to the system supply. Hence, system pressure increases.

Thermal expansion of water in a closed plumbing system can create a number of annoying and potentially dangerous problems. Theseinclude: the build up of unusually high pressure in a system (even when a pressure reducing valve is installed); pressure surges; and thechronic or continuous dripping of a temperature and pressure (T&P) relief valve. In addition, dripping faucets and leaking toilet tank ballcock fill valves are also symptomatic of thermal expansion.

More serious problems can also occur due to thermal expansion. When dangerous pressures are built up in a water heater, internalparts may fail such as the internal flues, fittings or water connections. If a flue way collapses it can lead to the potential release oftoxic gases, such as carbon monoxide into living spaces. Thermal expansion can also lead to a ruptured or distorted hot water heating tank and may void the manufacturer’s warranty (see fig.2).

Plumbing codes require you to address this safety problem.No matter what your thermal expansion problem may be, whether for new construction or for retrofitting or remodeling an existingsystem, Watts offers cost effective solutions for you as outlined in the following pages of this guide. Should you require more detailedinformation on these products, please feel free to call your local Watts representative, listed on the back of this guide.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

70°F(21°C)water

Temperature vs Density

Distorted water heater may voidmanufacturer’s warranty.

Installation of a Watts expansion tankwill protect the water heater.

140°F(60°C)

180°F(82°C)

Extra volume of water created bythermal expansion

has to go somewhere

Cold

figure 2

figure 1

Hot toSystem

Cold

Hot toSystem

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Plumbing Code RequirementsThermal Expansion Control

Plumbing codes require that thermal expansion control be addressed in plumbing systems. A temperature and pressure reliefvalve is not considered a thermal expansion device. This is because when water is allowed to continuously drip from the T&Prelief valve, minerals from the water can build up on the valve, eventually blocking it. This blockage can render the T&P valve uselessand potentially lead to hot water heater explosions. The International Plumbing Code (IPC), Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC) andStandard Plumbing Code all require thermal expansion control to be addressed.

Expansion Tank Construction

Section VIII of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code states certain requirements that must be met by an expansion tank for it to meet ASME construction specifications. The Watts Series ETA, ET-RA and DETA tanks all meet these ASME requirements.

Potable vs Non-Potable SystemsPotable refers to water in an open domestic hot water heating system. This is water that could potentially be consumed by people and is not recirculated within the system. Non-potable refers to water in a closed hydronic heating, radiant floor heating, or a chilled watersystem where the water is recirculated and does not leave the system.

Each of these hot water heating systems have different thermal expansion requirements explained in more depth in the followingpages of this guide.

Water Containment vs Water Relief SolutionsWater Containment solutions allow for thermal expansion while containing thermally expanded water in the plumbing system. The Watts full line of thermal expansion tanks are considered water containment devices. These products require no installation ofdischarge lines or drains.

Water Relief solutions discharge thermally expanded water at a pressure setting that is below the setting of the water heater’s temperature and pressure relief valve. Watts offers a variety of water relief solutions that can be installed on the system piping, in a water closet or on an outside faucet. These products must be piped to a suitable drain or discharge location.

GENERAL INFORMATION

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Expansion TanksHow a Diaphragm Expansion Tank Works

When water is heated in a closed system it expands. Water is not compressible, therefore, the additional water volume created hasto go someplace. When an expansion tank is installed the excess water enters the pre-pressurized tank (figure 3). As the tempera-ture and pressure reaches its maximum, the diaphragm flexes against an air cushion (air is compressible) to allow for increased waterexpansion (figure 4). When the system is opened again or the water cools, the water leaves the tank and returns to the system.

Note: Expansion tanks are always located on the cold water piping to the water heater or heating system.

Selecting an Expansion Tank

To properly select the correct expansion tank for a system you can either use the selection guide tables which are placed near eachtank series throughout this product guide (see figure 5) or use a formula to determine the tank volume and acceptance volumerequirements. When using a formula it is necessary to know the water heater capacity, the water supply pressure, the starting andending water temperatures and the maximum pressure setting of the relief valve.

To select the correct expansion tank, using the selection guides in this product guide, choose the supply pressure (for pressuresbetween those shown, use next highest supply pressure), read across the chart to the correct tank as indicated by the water heatercapacity. For capacities between those shown, use next highest capacity.

To accommodate the thermal expansion required for higher temperature and/or higher pressure systems, multiple tanks may beused. Please contact your local authorized Watts representative for assistance in sizing expansion tanks for specific applicationsrequiring multiple tanks.

Other Potable Water Thermal Expansion SolutionsWatts offers several other options for pressure relief besides expansion tanks. These products do not

prevent against loss of water, like an expansion tank, but they do limit high pressure and prevent the annoyingproblems associated with thermal expansion. These products include the: Governor 80 combination toilet tankball cock fill valve and thermal expansion relief valve; the 530C calibrated pressure relief valve; the BRV combina-tion ball valve and relief valve and the H32 hose connection pressure relief valve. These products are described in

more detail in the following pages of this product guide.

GENERAL INFORMATION

As the watertemperature increases, theexpanded water is received

by the tank.

As the temperature and pressure reaches its maximum, the

diaphragm flexes against the air cushion (air is compressible)

to allow for increased water expansion.

water diaphragmwater

diaphragm

figure 3 - How Expansion Tanks work figure 4

Note: Expansion based on 50°F (10°C) temperature rise.figure 5

Tank A

Tank B

Tank C

Multiple tanks required

WATER HEATER Gallons (Liters)

20 (76) 30 (114) 40 (152) 50 (190) 80 (304) 100 (380) 120 (456)

SUPPLYPRESSUREpsi bars

40 2.7

50 3

55 3.7

60 4

70 4.8

80 5.5

90 6

100 6.9

110 7.5

120 8.2

Series BRV

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POTABLE

Control Thermal Expansionin Hot Water Supply Systems

Thermal expansion of heated water may occur wherever potable water is heated in a closed system (when the potable water is iso-lated from the public water supply by a one-way valve, such as a pressure reducing valve, backflow preventer or check valve). Wattspotable water expansion tanks are designed to absorb the increased volume of water created by thermal expansion and to maintaina balanced pressure throughout the potable water supply system. They are used to prevent plumbing system and/or water heaterdamage and unnecessary relief valve discharge caused by excessive pressure from thermal expansion.

Water Supply

WATTS Backflow Preventer

WATTS Water PressureReducing Valve

WATTS Pressure Gauge

WATTS DET/PET Water Expansion Tank

WaterHeater

WATTS Tempering Valve†WATTS T&P Relief Valve

WATTS Vacuum Relief Valve

Tempered Water to Fixtures†

Hot water to dishwasher and washingmachine

WATTS Temperature Gauge

Water Meter

WATTS Floor Drain

WATTS Shut-off Valve

WATTS Water Heater Stand

WATTS Water Heater Straps

WATTS Ball Valves

†ASSE 1016 – Listed valves such as the Watts L111, MMV or USG should be used at point-of-delivery.

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POTABLE

Series DETPotable Water Expansion Tanks for WaterHeaters and Hot Water Supply Systems

Models DET-5-M1, DET-12-M1,DET-20-M1 and DET-35-M1Series DET potable water expansion tanks are designedto absorb the increased volume of water created whenthe hot water storage tank is heated and to keep thesystem pressure below the relief setting of the T&P reliefvalve. It is a pre-pressurized steel tank with an expansionmembrane that prevents contact of the water with the airin the tank. This prevents loss of air to the water andensures long and trouble-free life for the system. Thesetanks may be used with all types of direct fired waterheaters (gas, oil or electric) and hot water storage tanks.

Features• Rugged flexible butyl diaphragm

• Field adjustable pre-charge

• In-line and free standing models

• Can be used with most standard water heaters and storage tanks

• Made in U.S.A.

Specifications

The potable water expansion tank shall be of drawn steel con-struction. It shall have a butyl diaphragm separating the airchamber from the water containing chamber. Inlet connectorshall be brass model (DET-35-M1: stainless steel). Materials ofmanufacture for the diaphragm shall be FDA approved.

The potable water expansion tank shall be a Watts ModelDET__(5, 12, 20, 35)-M1.

Note: Watts Series DET-M1 potable water expansion tanksshall be installed on the cold water service pipe line on thesupply side of the water heater or water storage tank.

For additional information, request literature ES-DET.

Standards: DET-5-M1, DET-12-M1, DET-20-M1, and DET-35-M1 areListed by IAPMO.

RNSF

Model Connection Max Max Tank Tank Air Dia. Length WeightSize (DN) Pressure Temp. Volume Acceptance Pre-chargein. mm psi bars °F °C Gal. Liters Gal. Liters psi bars in. mm in. mm lbs. kgs.

DET-5-M1 3⁄4 M 20 150 10 200 93 2.1 8 .85 3 40 217 81⁄2 216 111⁄2 293 7 3.2DET-12-M1 3⁄4 M 20 150 10 200 93 4.5 17 1.8 8 40 217 10 254 15 381 10 4.6DET-20-M1 3⁄4 M 20 150 10 200 93 8.5 32 3.2 12 40 217 121⁄2 318 1913⁄16 488 15 6.8DET-35-M1 1 M 20 150 10 200 93 14 53 5.6 21 40 217 16 407 2111⁄16 552 32 14.6

Selection Guide

DET-5-MI DET-20-M1DET-12-M1 DET-35-M1Multiple tanks required - consult authorized Watts agent

This table is based upon a relief valve setting of 150psi (10 bars), a maximum of 40°F (4°C) temperature rise, and a 40psi (2.7 bars) precharge.*

*It is recommended that tanks be precharged to supply pressure (up to 80psi (5.5 bars)). Equalizing precharge pressure to supplypressure increases the application range over those shown in the table.

WATER HEATER Gallons (Liters)

20 (76) 30 (114) 40 (152) 50 (190) 80 (304) 100 (380) 120 (456)

SUPPLYPRESSURE

psi bars

40 2.7

50 3

55 3.7

60 4

70 4.8

80 5.5

90 6

100 6.9

110 7.5

120 8.2

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PLT-5PLT-12Multiple tanks required - consult factory

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POTABLE

RNSF

Selection Guide

Series PLTPotable Water Expansion Tanks

Models PLT-5 and PLT-12Series PLT Potable Water Expansion Tanks are designedto absorb thermal expansion and to maintain balancedpressure throughout the potable water supply system.Heated water expands, and in a domestic hot watersystem the system may be closed when isolated fromthe public water supply by a one-way valve, pressurereducing valve, backflow preventer, check valve, etc.Provisions must be made for this expansion.Series PLT expansion tanks absorb the increased vol-ume of water created when the hot water storage tankis heated and keeps the system pressure below therelief setting of the T&P relief valve. It is a pre-pressur-ized steel tank with an expansion membrane that pre-vents contact of the water with the air in the tank. Thisprevents loss of air to the water and ensures long andtrouble-free life for the system. These tanks may beused with all types of Direct Fired Hot Water Heaters(gas, oil or electric) and hot water storage tanks.

Features• Polypropylene liner

• Rugged flexible butyl diaphragm

• Field adjustable pre-charge

• Can be used with most standard water heaters and storagetanks

• Made in Taiwan

SpecificationsThe potable water expansion tank shall be of drawn steel con-struction and include a rigid polypropylene reservoir liner. Itshall have a butyl diaphragm separating the air chamber fromthe water containing chamber. Inlet connector shall be stain-less steel lined. Materials of manufacture for the liner anddiaphragm shall be FDA approved. The potable water expan-sion tank shall be a Watts Regulator Company Series PLT.

For additional information, request literature ES-PLT.

Standards: PLT-5 and PLT-12 are Listed by IAPMO.

Certified to ANSI/NSF61

Model PLT-5Model PLT-12

This table is based upon a relief valve setting of 150psi (10 bars), a maximum of 40°F (4°C) temperature rise, and a 40psi (2.7 bars)precharge.*

*It is recommended that tanks be precharged to supply pressure(up to 80psi (5.5 bars)). Equalizing precharge pressure to supplypressure increases the application range over those shown in the table.

Model Connection Max. Max. Tank Tank Air Diameter Length WeightSize (DN) Pressure Temp. Volume Acceptance Pre-chargein. mm psi bars ˚F ˚C gal. liters gal. liters psi bars in. mm in. mm lbs. kgs.

PLT-5 3⁄4 M 20 150 10 200 93 2.1 8 1.26 4.8 40 217 8 203 11 279 5.5 2.5PLT-12 3⁄4 M 20 150 10 200 82 4.5 17 2.8 10.6 40 217 101/2 267 131/2 343 10 4.5

WATER HEATER Gallons (Liters)

20 (76) 30 (114) 40 (152) 50 (190) 80 (304) 100 (380) 120 (456)

SUPPLYPRESSURE

psi bars

40 2.7

50 3

55 3.7

60 4

70 4.8

80 5.5

90 6

100 6.9

110 7.5

120 8.2

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POTABLE

ModelILT-12

ModelILT-5

Series ILTIn-Line Potable Water Expansion Tanks

Models ILT-5 and ILT-12 Series ILT in-line potable water expansion tanks aredesigned to absorb the increased volume of water createdwhen the hot water storage tank is heated and keeps thesystem pressure below the relief valve setting of the T&Prelief valve. It is a pre-pressurized steel tank with an expan-sion membrane that prevents contact of the water with theair in the tank. This prevents loss of air to the water andensures long and trouble-free life for the system.

The ILT’s flow-through design provides safer and healthierdrinking water by virtually eliminating stagnant water in theplumbing system that can promote microbial growth. TheILT features a compact design that allows it to be installedwhere other expansion tanks cannot. These tanks maybeused with all types of direct fired hot water heaters (gas,oil or electric) and hot water storage tanks.

Features• Flow through design virtually eliminates microbial growth

• Rugged flexible butyl diaphragm

• Field adjustable pre-charge

• Can be used with most standard hot water heaters andstorage tanks

• Available with threaded, solder or PEX end connec-tions.

• Made in U.S.A.

SpecificationsThe potable water expansion tank shall be of steel con-struction. It shall be of flow through design. It shall havea butyl diaphragm separating the air chamber from thewater containing chamber. Inlet and outlet connectorsshall be union thread/sweat or PEX. Materials of manu-facture for diaphragm shall be FDA approved.

The potable water expansion tank shall be a WattsModel ILT__(5,12).

AIR CHAMBER

AIR CHAMBER

WATER

ILT-5ILT-12Multiple tanks required - consult authorized Watts agent

Selection Guide

This table is based upon a relief valve setting of 150psi (10 bars), a maximumof 40°F (4°C) temperature rise, and a 40psi (2.7 bars) precharge.*

*It is recommended that tanks be precharged to supply pressure (up to 80psi(5.5 bars)). Equalizing precharge pressure to supply pressure increases theapplication range over those shown in the table.

Standards: Models ILT-5 andILT-12 Listed by IAPMO.

Model Size (DN) Connection Max Max Tank Tank Air Length WeightPressure Temp. Volume Acceptance Pre-charge Dia.

in. mm psi bars °F °C Gal. Liters Gal. Liters psi bars in. mm in. mm lbs. kgs.

ILT-5 3⁄4 F 20 150 10 160 71 1.20 4.5 1.15 4.3 40 2.7 4 101.6 31 787.4 91⁄2 4.3ILT-12 3⁄4 F 20 150 10 160 71 1.93 7.3 1.85 7 40 2.7 4 101.6 46 1168.4 131⁄2 6.1

Patent # 6,418,969

For additional information, request literature F-ILT.

WATER HEATER Gallons (Liters)

20 (76) 30 (114) 40 (152) 50 (190) 60 (228) 70 (266) 80 (304) 100 (380) 120 (456)

SUPPLYPRESSURE

psi bars

40 2.7

50 3

55 3.7

60 4

70 4.8

80 5.5

90 6

100 6.9

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POTABLE — ASME

Series DETAASME Pressurized Expansion Tanks forPotable Hot Water

Models DETA 5 – DETA 210Series DETA tanks are ASME fixed bladder type pre-charged expansion tanks for commercial and industrialfresh potable hot water applications. They are designedto accept the expanded volume of hot water keeping thesystem pressure below the relief valve setting. The wateris contained in a butyl bladder.

Maximum Design Pressure: DETA 5 – DETA 210: 150psi (10 bars)Precharged to 40psi (2.7 bars)Maximum Design Temperature: 240°F (115°C)

Features• ASME Section VIII construction

• Fixed butyl bladder (FDA approved)

• Stainless steel system connection

• Precharged to 40psi (2.7 bars) (field adjustable)

• Shell: carbon steel

• System connection: stainless steel

• Bladder: butyl (FDA approved)

• Primer coated exterior

Specifications

Furnish and install as shown on plans a Watts Model DETA____ gallon ____ " diameter x ____" (high) pre-charged steelthermal expansion tank with a fixed butyl bladder. The tankshall have a top NPT stainless steel system connection and a.302" – 32" (7.6 – 812.8mm) charging valve connection (stan-dard tire valve) to facilitate the on-site charging of the tank tomeet system requirements. The tank must be constructed inaccordance with Section VIII of the ASME Boiler and PressureVessel Code.

For additional information, request literature ES-DETA.

Model System Tank Acceptance Max. Dimensions (approx.) WeightConnection Volume Volume Operating

(DN) Pressure Dia. Height Cin. mm Gallons Liters Gallons Liters psig bars in. mm in. mm in. mm lbs. kgs.

DETA 5 3⁄4 20 3.5 13 2.1 8 150 10 10 254 14 356 – – 22 10DETA 12 3⁄4 20 5 19 3.1 11.7 150 10 12 305 14 356 – – 28 13DETA 20 3⁄4 20 8 30 3.1 11.7 150 10 12 305 20 508 10 254 34 15DETA 30 1 25 15 57 10.5 40 150 10 16 406 33 838 12 305 64 29DETA 42 1 25 22 84 15.5 59 150 10 16 406 32 813 14 356 88 40DETA 60 1 25 26 99 15.5 59 150 10 16 406 34 864 14 356 93 42DETA 80 1 25 35 133 15.5 59 150 10 16 406 45 1143 14 356 109 49DETA 100 1 25 45 171 21 80 150 10 20 508 38 965 18 457 148 67DETA 125 1 25 60 228 21 80 150 10 20 508 49 1245 18 457 175 79DETA 160 11⁄2 40 70 266 52.5 199.5 150 10 24 610 46 1676 22 559 259 117DETA 180 11⁄2 40 80 304 52.5 199.5 150 10 24 610 49 1168 22 559 268 122DETA 210 11⁄2 40 90 342 52.5 199.5 150 10 24 610 52 1321 22 559 283 128

Lift ring on models DETA 42 – DETA 210.

SystemConnection

Charging Valve

LiftRing

DETA 20 – DETA 210

Dia.

O.A.H.

C

SystemConnection

Charging Valve

DETA 5 and DETA 12

Dia.O.A.H.

POTABLE

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POTABLE

Series BRVCombination Ball Valve and Relief Valve

Series BRV combination ball valve and relief valve provides aunique and low cost solution for thermal expansion relief indomestic water heating systems, using a rugged ball valvedesign. The small and compact BRV facilitates relief of thermalexpansion and provides a tight shutoff valve for the supply tothe water heater.

Features • Easy installation - Installs in any position

• Low profile design

• Full port ball valve with virgin PTFE seats

• Blowout proof stem

• Stainless steel spring/Viton® ball relief valve components

• Secure compression or PEX end fitting drain tube connection

Specifications

Water heater shutoff valve shall include built-in relief protectionfrom water pressure in excess of __(80, 100, 125 psi). Each valveshall be full port construction, bronze ASTM B-584 body, electro-less nickel plated ASTM B-16 or B-124 brass ball, blowout proofASTM B-16 brass stem, virgin PTFE seats, PTFE stem packingand stem thrust bearing, Viton® relief ball and 302 stainless steelrelief spring. Valves shall include 3⁄8" (10mm) brass compression orPEX connection for drain line. Valve shall be IAPMO listed. Valveshall be a Watts Regulator Company Series BRV.

Maximum temperature: 210°F (90°C)

Maximum pressure: valve body rated to 400psi (28 bar)

For additional information, request literature ES-BRV.

Available Models

Available Pressure Settings: 80, 100, 125psi

Viton® is a registered trademark of DuPont Dow Elastomer

Inlet Outlet Relief OutletSweat Sweat CompressionThread Thread Compression

PEX PEX CompressionPEX Thread CompressionPEX Thread PEXPEX Sweat CompressionPEX Sweat PEX

Thread PEX CompressionSweat PEX Compression

Typical Installation

BRVT

BRVP

BRVPxTxP

Relief Valve

Watts T&PRelief Valve

Ball Valve

Watts Test Plugand Gauge

Watts BackflowPreventer

Watts Shutoff

Water Meter

Cold

Watts Water PressureReducing Valve

Drain Tube

WattsWater

HeaterStraps

WattsTempering

Valve

Hot tosystem

Watts VacuumRelief Valve

Watts WaterHeater Stand

POTABLE—ASME

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POTABLE

TYPICAL WATER CLOSET

IAPMO listed B125

Patent #4,745,945

1002

“W.O.L.”

“WATTS® Governor 80-M1”

OverflowTube

ThermalExpansionRelief Valve

Float Ball“C.L.”1"

Governor 80-M1Ball Cock and Thermal Expansion Relief ValveThe Governor 80-M1 is a unique product that solves threeplumbing problems at once and offers the most cost effectiveway to ensure code compliance for domestic water systems

Toilet Tank Ball Cock Fill ValveThe Governor 80-M1 is a toilet tank ball cock fill valve that incor-porates the simplest “full flow” ball cock principle available, assur-ing built in reliability. Its large, non-clogging flow way promotesquiet operation and snap action shutoff under a wide range ofpressures. The Governor 80-M1’s construction uses PVC andCelcon® to make it completely non-electrolytic and non-corrosive.

Thermal Expansion/Pressure Relief ValveThe Governor 80-M1 gets its name from its ability to govern or limit the domestic water system’s preset pressure to 80psi(5.5 bars) as required by code. It protects the primary safetyvalve on the water heater (the temperature and pressure reliefvalve) from unnecessary blow-off or discharge, which cancause potentially dangerous problems and costly water damage.The Governor 80-M1 discharges any extra volume of watergenerated by thermal expansion into the water closet, eliminat-ing the need for the installation of more expensive expansiontanks and auxiliary relief valves and their discharge lines.

Anti-Siphon Backflow PreventerThe Governor 80-M1 is also an anti-siphon backflow preventerand protects against backflow from water closets, a serious crossconnection. This added protection ensures that water from thewater closet will not contaminate the potable water supply.

Features• Limits and governs the domestic water system’s preset

static pressure to 80psi (5.5 bars) as required by code

• Protects the Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve on the water heater from unnecessary relief discharge, reserving it for true emergencies

• Reduces the need to use a more expensive thermal expansion tank or auxiliary relief valve which require a drain line

• Prevents backflow from water closets, a serious cross connection

• ASSE 1002 certified and meets IAPMO and CSA requireents for anti-siphon ball cocks

Cap Ring

ThermalExpansion

Relief Valve

Lock Nut

10" (254mm), 111⁄2" (292mm)

or 121⁄2" (317mm)

Specifications

The Watts Governor 80-M1 is tested and certified underASSE Standard 1002 and meets IAPMO, and CSA require-ments for anti-siphon ball cocks. All materials in contact withwater are FDA approved under DVR-21-177-2600. The ther-mal expansion relief valve is standardly set at 80psi (5.5 bars)to meet existing codes and is non-adjustable. Standardlengths are: 10", 111⁄2" or 121⁄2" (254, 292 or 317mm).

Ordering InformationModel Size (DN)

in. mm

Gov. 80-M1-10 10 254Gov. 80-M1-11.5 111⁄2 292Gov. 80-M1-12.5 121⁄2 317

Refill Tube

Black Rubber Gasket

Water Supply Coupling Nut

Float Rod

“C.L.” (Critical level established)“W.O.L.” (Water overflow level)

Celcon® is a registered trademark of Celanese, Limited.

POTABLE

For additional information, request literature S-GOV80.

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Series H32Hose Connection Pressure Relief Valve

The H32 hose connection pressure relief valve, set at80psi (5.5 bars) or 100psi (6.8 bars), has a 3⁄4" (20mm)hose connection inlet for ease of installation.

The H32 should only be used in areas where the outside temperature does not fall below freezing year round.

Model Size (DN) Height Width Weightin. mm in. mm in. mm lbs. gm.

530C 1⁄2 15 3 76 15⁄8" 41 .63 286530C 3⁄4 20 3 76 15⁄8" 41 .63 286

Model Size (DN) in. mm

H32-100 3⁄4 20H32-80 3⁄4 20

Manuallyadjustable

Model H32

Cold

Watts auxiliary thermalexpansion pressurerelief valve Series 530C

Slop sink or drain

Auxiliary reliefvalve can beinstalled oneither hot orcold piping

One-way Flow Device

Water Heater

Hot

Series 530CCalibrated Pressure Relief Valves

Series 530C are spring operated bronze relief valvesdesigned to be used only as protection from the buildup of excessive pressure in systems containing water,oil or air.

Series 530C are not ASME approved safety relief valvesand should not be used in system applications with this requirement.

Series 530C incorporates a calibrated adjustment feature for manually setting the valve to the relief pressure required.

Features• Calibrated adjustment feature for setting valve to relief

pressure required

• Adjustable range 50 – 175psi (3.45 – 12.06 bars)

• All bronze construction

• All stainless steel springs

• Buna-N disc on machined body seat

Specifications

Sizes 1⁄2" and 3⁄4" (15 & 20mm).Inlet (bottom) male threaded, NPT.Outlet (side), female threaded, NPT.

Cold Supply

Typical Installation

Typical Installation

For additional information, request literature ES-530C.

POTABLE

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Series 276H300, IWTGWater Pressure Test Gauge

Ideal to accurately determine system pressure in a build-ing. The 3⁄4" (20mm) hose connection easily attaches to ahose bibb or the drain connection on a water heater. Ared indicator hand holds at the highest reading regis-tered. When left on overnight, it will register the highestpressure in the system during that period.

(A)3⁄4" (20mm) H.T. Hose Connection which easily attaches to an outsidehose bibb or to the drain connection on a water heater.

(B)

A Red indicator hand that “HOLDS” at the highest reading regis-tered, to record shock pressure or when left on overnight will registerthe highest surge pressure which occurred during that period.

(C)

Features a large (21⁄2" (65mm)) face for easy reading.

Series SCVService Check Valves

Series SCV service check valves facilitate theservicing of components in systems underpressure. They install between the system andthe component.

As the component is threaded into the ServiceCheck Valve, the spring loaded valve opens tosystem pressure.

As the component is removed, the valve clos-es, maintaining system integrity while the com-ponent is being inspected. This prevents hav-ing to drain the entire system each time a com-ponent is serviced.

Note: This device is not to be used on safety reliefvalves or other safety or flow sensitive components.

Important: System pressure must be reduced priorto removing system component.

Available in sizes 1⁄8", 1⁄4", 3⁄8", 1⁄2" and 3⁄4" (3.2, 6.3, 9.5, 12.7, 20mm) inches.

Max. Temperature: 240°F (115°C), Max. Pressure: 150psi (10 bars)

(A)

(B)

(C)

Model Size (DN) Range in. mm psi bars

276H300 3⁄4 20 0 – 300 0 – 21IWTG 3⁄4 20 0 – 200 0 – 14

Model. Size (DN)in. mm

SCV 1⁄8 3.2SCV 1⁄4 6.4SCV 3⁄8 9.5SCV 1⁄2 12.7SCV 3⁄4 20

SystemClosed

SystemOpen

System Component

Typical Installation

Series 276H300

DETECTION AND SERVICING SOLUTIONS

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Control Thermal Expansion in Hot Water Heating Systems

Thermal expansion of heated water may occur wherever water is heated in a closed system (when the boiler water is isolated fromthe public water supply by a one-way valve, such as a feed water pressure reducing valve, backflow preventer, check valve, etc.). Watts non-potable water expansion tanks are designed to absorb the increased volume of water caused by thermal expansion andmaintain a balanced pressure throughout the hot water heating system. They are used to prevent system damage and unnecessaryrelief valve discharge caused by excessive pressure from thermal expansion.

1 Air Scoop2 Backflow Preventer3 Boiler Drain Valve4 Boiler Fill Valves4a Combination Fill Valve

and Backflow Preventer5 Bronze Check Valve6 Expansion Tank7 Flow Checks8 Flow Control Valve9 Gate or Globe Valves10 Mixing Valves

11 Purge Valves12 Pressure Relief Valves13 Hot Water Boiler Safety Relief Valve14 T&P Test Plug15 Ball Valve

† 16 Float Vent Valve† 17 Automatic Float Vent Valve

18 Water Pressure Reducing Valve19 1⁄8" (3mm) or 1⁄4" (8mm) Service Check Valves20 1⁄2" (15mm) Service Check Valve21 Combination Temperature

& Pressure Gauge

NON-POTABLE

† Choose one item #16 or #17

6

1

19

20

21 15

11

11

7

7

15

15

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24

13

9

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Model Size (DN) Tank Conn. Volume Acceptance Length WeightVolume Dia.

in. mm Gals. Liters Gals. Liters in. mm in. mm lbs. kgs.

ET-15 1⁄2 15 2.1 8 1.4 5.3 713⁄16 198 1113⁄16 300 5 2.3ET-30 1⁄2 15 4.7 17.8 3.0 11.4 105⁄8 269 15 381 8 3.7ET-60 1⁄2 15 6.6 25 4.3 16.3 123⁄16 310 15 381 14 6.3ET-90 3⁄4 20 13.0 49 8.0 30.4 15 381 211⁄8 536 26.5 12.0

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FV4-M1

ET

AS 1" (25mm)or 11⁄4" (32mm)

ET-15, ET-30or ET-60

Series ET-ASFCombination Packages

Series ET-ASF hydronic boiler combination packagesmake it easier to buy system components by includingan ET expansion tank, AS air scoop, and FV4-M1 floatvent valve all in one package and for a lower cost thanbuying each of the components separately.

Model Air Scoop Float Vent Expansion TankFV-4M1 ET-15 ET-30 ET-90

1" (25mm) 11/4" (32mm) 1/8" (3mm) 1/8" (3mm)Combination PackagesET-15-ASF X X XET-15-ASF X X XET-30-ASF X X XET-30-ASF X X XET-60-ASF X X XET-60-ASF X X X

Features• Steel construction• Rugged flexible diaphragm• Precharged at 12psi (82 kpa)• Compact size saves space

and energy• Compatible with glycol in systems

Series ETNon-Potable Water Expansion Tanks for HotWater Heating Boilers and Systems

Models ET-15, ET-30, ET-60, ET-90Series ET nonpotable water expansion tanks are de-signed to absorb the increased volume of water createdwhen the hot water boiler is heated and keep the systempressure below the relief setting of the relief valve. SeriesET is a pre-pressurized steel tank with an expansionmembrane that prevents contact of the water with the airin the tank. This prevents loss of air to the water andensures long and trouble-free life for the system.

Note: Watts ET Series non-potable water expansion tank maybe installed in a tee or any other suitable tapping in the heatingsystem and can be installed in a vertical or horizontal position.

Selection Guide

As an alternative to using a formula, you can use this QuickReference Sizing Chart to select the correct tank for your sys-tem. This table is based upon a tank pre-charge of 12psi (82kpa), a pressure relief valve setting of 30psi (2 bars) and a sys-tem operating temperature of 200°F (93°C). The chart takesinto account typical system water volumes based upon boilerBTU’s and type of radiation installed. Simply go to the boileroutput BTU equal to or higher than the installed boiler, readacross the chart to the correct tank model as indicated by thetype of system radiation column on the chart.

For additional information, request literature ES-ET.

ET SERIES SIZING CHARTPrecharge: 12psi (82 kpa) Relief Pressure: 30psi (206.7 kpa)

System Operating Temperature: 200°F (93°C)

TYPE OF RADIATIONBoiler Finned ConvectorsOutput Tube or Radiators Baseboard

Net BTU’s Baseboard Unit Heaters Cast Iron Cast Iron

25,000 ET-15 ET-15 ET-15 ET-1550,000 ET-15 ET-15 ET-30 ET-3075,000 ET-30 ET-30 ET-30 ET-60100,000 ET-30 ET-30 ET-60 ET-60125,000 ET-30 ET-60 ET-60 ET-90150,000 ET-30 ET-60 ET-90 ET-90175,000 ET-60 ET-60 — —200,000 ET-60 ET-60 — —250,000 ET-60 ET-90 — —300,000 ET-90 — — —

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Model Air Scoop Service Float Vent Fill Valve Fill Valve/ Flow Check Expansion TankCheck Valve FV-4M1 DuoVent B1156 Backflow Preventer 2000S-M5 ET-15 ET-30

1" (25mm) 11/4" (32mm) 1/8" (3mm) 1/2" (15mm) 1/8" (3mm) 1/8" (3mm) 911S B911S 1" (25mm)Boiler Trim-out PackagesHP-C X X X X X XHP-D X X X X X XHP-15C X X X X X XHP-15D X X X X X XHP-30 BC X X X X X XHP-30 BD X X X X X XHP-15 BC X X X X X XHP-15 BD X X X X X XHP-15 BF X X X X X XHP-30 BF X X X X X XHPP X X X X X X X

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1⁄8" (3mm), FV4-M1 Float Vent

1⁄8" (3mm) SCV

AS Air Scoop 1" or 11⁄4" (25 or 32 mm)

1⁄2" (13mm) SCV ET-30

Expansion Tank

911S or B911S CombinationBackflowPreventerand BoilerFill Valve

Series HPBoiler Trim-Out PackagesSeries HP boiler trim-out packages contain all the essential trim-out com-ponents of a quality boiler installation in a single easy to carry package.

Series HP BronzeBronze Boiler Trim PackagesSeries HP bronze boiler trim packages contain all the essential trim-out components of a quality boiler installation in a single easy to carry package. These packages include a bronze air scoop and bronze combination fill valve/backflow preventer.

MODEL AIR SCOOP SERVICE FLOAT VENT FILL VALVE/ EXPANSION TANKCHECK VALVE BACKFLOW PREVENTER

AS-B-S AS-B-T FV-4M1 B911S ET-15 ET-30 1" 11⁄4" 1" 11⁄4" 1⁄2" 1⁄2" 1⁄2" 1⁄2" 1⁄2"

HP-15C-AB-S X 2 X X XHP-15D-AB-S X 2 X X XHP-15C-AB-T X 2 X X XHP-15D-AB-T X 2 X X XHP-30C-AB-S X 2 X X XHP-30D-AB-S X 2 X X XHP-30C-AB-T X 2 X X XHP-30D-AB-T X 2 X X X

Package Selection Chart

Package Selection Chart

Package Includes:

Package Includes:1⁄2" FV4-M1 Float Vent1⁄2" SCV Service Check

1" or 11⁄4" AS-B Air Scoop1⁄2" SCV Service Check

ET-30 or ET-15 Expansion Tank

B911S Combination BackflowPreventer and Boiler Fill Valve

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Series ETX, ETSXPressurized Expansion Tanks forHeating and Cooling Systems*

Series ETX and ETSX Pressurized Expansion Tanks forHeating and Cooling Systems are designed to absorbthe increased volume of water created when water isheated. These tanks maintain system pressure belowthe relief setting of the relief valve. The Series ETX andETSX’s pre-pressurized steel tank features a durableexpansion membrane that prevents contact of thewater with the air in the tank. This rugged diaphragmminimizes loss of the air change and ensures long andtrouble-free life for the system.

Features• Precharged at 12psi (82.7 kPa)• Rugged flexible butyl diaphragm• In-line and free standing models• Compatible with glycol in systems• Steel construction

ModelsETX Mounts to supply pipingETSX Free standing

SpecificationsFurnish and install as shown on plans a Watts ModelETX/ETSX _____ gallon _____ “ diameter x ____ “ (high) pre-charged steel expansion tank with a fixed butyl bladder. Thetank shall have an NPT system connection and a .302”-32charging valve connection (standard tire valve) to facilitate theon-site charging of the tank to meet system requirements.The tank shall be factory precharged to 12psi. The tank shallbe a Watts Regulator Company Series ETX or ETSX.

Maximum Working Temperature: 240˚F (115˚C)Maximum Working Pressure:

ETX-15, ETX-30, ETX-60: 75psi (517 kPa)ETX-90 and ETSX Series: 100psi (6.89 bars)

Precharge (field adjustable): 12psi (82.7 kPa)

*Not for use on potable water systems.

Series ETX

Series ETSX

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Quick Sizing ChartBoiler Output Finned Tube Convectors Cast Iron Cast Iron

Net BTU/H Baseboard or Unit Heaters Radiators BaseboardSuggested Selection

20,000 ETX-15 ETX-15 ETX-15 ETX-1530,000 ETX-15 ETX-15 ETX-15 ETX-1540,000 ETX-15 ETX-30 ETX-30 ETX-3050,000 ETX-15 ETX-30 ETX-30 ETX-3060,000 ETX-30 ETX-30 ETX-60 ETX-6070,000 ETX-30 ETX-30 ETX-60 ETX-6080,000 ETX-30 ETX-30 ETX-60 ETX-6090,000 ETX-30 ETX-30 ETX-60 ETX-60100,000 ETX-30 ETX-60 ETX-60 ETX-60125,000 ETX-30 ETX-60 ETX-60 ETX-90150,000 ETX-30 ETX-60 ETX-90 ETX-90175,000 ETX-60 ETX-60 ETX-90 ETX-90200,000 ETX-60 ETX-60 ETX-90 ETX-90250,000 ETSX-30 ETSX-30 ETSX-40 ETSX-30300,000 ETSX-30 ETSX-40 ETSX-40 ETSX-30350,000 ETSX-30 ETSX-40 ETSX-60 ETSX-30400,000 ETSX-30 ETSX-60 ETSX-90 ETSX-40500,000 ETSX-40 ETSX-60 ETSX-90 ETSX-40600,000 ETSX-40 ETSX-90 ETSX-90 ETSX-60700,000 ETSX-60 ETSX-90 ETSX-90 ETSX-60800,000 ETSX-60 ETSX-110 ETSX-110 ETSX-90900,000 ETSX-60 ETSX-110 ETSX-110 ETSX-90

1,000,000 ETSX-90 ETSX-110 ETSX-110 ETSX-901,200,000 ETSX-90 ETSX-110 ETSX-160 ETSX-901,400,000 ETSX-110 ETSX-160 ETSX-160 ETSX-1101,500,000 ETSX-110 ETSX-160 ETSX-110 (2) ETSX-110

Note: These recommendations are based on the average water volume of typical closed systems.

Fill pressure 12psi, relief valve set pressure of 30psi and system temperature of 200˚F.

Model Connection Tank Accept. Diameter Height WeightSize (DN) Volume Volume

gal. liters gal. liter in mm. in mm. in mm. lbs. kgs.

ETX-15 1/2" MNPT 15 2.1 7.9 1.0 3.8 8 203 121/2 318 0.5 0.23ETX-30 1/2" MNPT 15 4.5 17.1 2.5 9.5 11 279 14 356 10.0 4.54ETX-60 1/2" MNPT 15 6.0 22.8 3.0 11.4 113/8 290 173/16 437 11.5 5.22ETX-90 3/4" MNPT 20 15.0 57.0 6.0 22.8 16 406 2013/16 528 28.0 12.70ETSX-30 1" FNPT 25 15.0 57.0 6.0 22.8 16 406 2111/16 551 32.0 14.51ETSX-40 1" FNPT 25 20.0 76.0 8.0 30.4 16 406 2813/16 732 39.0 17.69ETSX-60 1" FNPT 25 33.0 125.4 13.3 50.5 16 406 4213/16 1087 57.0 28.85ETSX-90 11/4" FNPT 32 44.0 167.2 17.7 67.3 21 533 363/16 919 72.0 32.66ETSX-110 11/4" FNPT 32 62.0 235.6 24.9 94.6 21 533 477/8 1217 112.0 50.80ETSX-160 11/4" FNPT 32 81.0 307.8 32.6 123.9 21 533 62 1575 123.0 55.79

ETX ETSX

Height

Height

Diameter

Diameter

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Series ETAASME Pressurized Expansion Tanksfor Heating and Cooling Systems

Models ETA 15 – ETA 240Series ETA tanks are ASME fixed bladder type pre-charged expansion tanks. They are designed to absorbthe expansion forces and control the pressure in heatingand cooling systems. The water is contained in theheavy duty bladder preventing tank corrosion andwaterlogging problems.

Features• ASME Section VIII Construction

• Heavy duty butyl bladder

• Precharged to 12psi (82 kpa) (Field Adjustable)

• Shell: Carbon steel

• Bladder: Heavy duty butyl

• Primer coated exterior

Specifications

Furnish and install as shown on plans a Watts Model ETA____ gallon ____ " diameter x ____" (high) pre-charged steel expansion tank with a fixed butyl bladder. The tankshall have a top NPT system connection and a .302" – 32"(7.6 – 812.8mm) charging valve connection (standard tirevalve) to facilitate the on-site charging of the tank to meetsystem requirements. The tank must be constructed in accordance with Section VIII of the ASME Boiler andPressure Vessel Code.

Maximum Design Pressure: ETA 15 – ETA 60: 150psi (10 bars)ETA 80 – ETA 240: 125psi (8.5 bars)Precharged to 12psi (82 kPa)Maximum Design Temperature: 240°F (115°C)

For additional information, request literature ES-ETA.

Model System Tank Acceptance Max. Dimensions (approx.) WeightConnection Volume Volume OperatingSize (DN) Pressure Dia. Height Cin. mm Gals. Liters Gals. Liters psig bars in. mm in. mm in. mm lbs. kgs.

ETA 15 3⁄4 20 7.8 29.6 2.5 9.5 150 10 12 305 19 483 – – 42 19ETA 20 3⁄4 20 10.9 41.4 2.5 9.5 150 10 12 305 26 660 – – 52 24ETA 40 1 25 25 95 10 38 150 10 16 406 33 838 12 305 84 38ETA 60 1 25 35 133 10 38 150 10 16 406 45 1143 12 305 97 44ETA 80 1 25 45 171 21 80 125 8.6 20 508 38 968 18 457 148 67

ETA 100 1 25 60 228 21 80 125 8.6 20 508 49 1245 18 457 175 79ETA 120 11⁄2 40 70 266 48 182.4 125 8.6 24 610 46 1168 22 559 259 117ETA 144 11⁄2 40 80 304 48 182.4 125 8.6 24 610 49 1245 22 559 268 122ETA 180 11⁄2 40 90 342 48 182.4 125 8.6 24 610 52 1321 22 559 283 128ETA 200 11⁄2 40 115 437 48 182.4 125 8.6 24 610 66 1676 22 559 325 147ETA 240 11⁄2 40 140 532 52 197.6 125 8.6 24 610 78 1981 22 559 362 164

SystemConnection Charging

ValveLiftRing

ETA 40 – ETA 240

Dia.

O.A.H.

C

SystemConnection

ChargingValve

ETA 15 and ETA 20

O.A.H.Dia.

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Series ET-RAASME Pressurized Expansion Tanks forHeating and Cooling Systems

Models ET-RA 35 – ET-RA 2000Series ET-RA tanks are ASME removable bladder typepre-charged expansion tanks. They are designed toabsorb the expansion forces and control the pressure inheating and cooling systems. The water is contained inthe heavy duty bladder, preventing tank corrosion andwaterlogging problems.

Features• ASME Section VIII Code Construction

• Removable butyl bladder

• Precharged to 12psi (82 kpa) (Field Adjustable)

• Shell: Carbon steel

• Bladder: Heavy duty butyl

• Primer coated exterior

Specifications

Furnish and install as shown on plans a Watts Model ET-RA____ gallon ____ " diameter x ____" (high) pre-charged steelexpansion tank with a heavy duty butyl rubber bladder. Thetank shall have NPT system connections and a .302" - 32"(7.6 – 812mm) charging valve connection (standard tire valve)to facilitate the on-site charging of the tank to meet system re-quirements. The tank must be constructed in accordance withSection VIII of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code.

Maximum Design Pressure: 125psi* (8.5 bars)Maximum Design Temperature: 240°F (115°C)Precharged to 12psi (83 kPa)*Models with 200 and 250psi ratings are available.

For additional information, request literature ES-ET-RA.

Model Tank Tank Dimensions (approx.) WeightVolume A (DN) B C D E F G

Gals. Liters in. mm in. mm in. mm in. mm in. mm in. mm lbs. kgs.

ET-RA 35 10 38 12 305 25 635 3⁄4 19 – – .302" – – – – 40 18ET-RA 50 13 49.4 14 356 25 635 3⁄4 19 – – -32NC – – – – 50 23ET-RA 85 23 87.4 16 400 37 940 1 25 1⁄2 13 – 12 305 51⁄2 140 90 41ET-RA 130 35 133 20 508 37 940 1 25 1⁄2 13 – 16 406 51⁄2 140 125 57ET-RA 200 53 201.4 24 610 43 1092 11⁄2 38 1⁄2 13 .302" 20 508 51⁄4 133 210 95ET-RA 300 79 300 24 610 55 1397 11⁄2 38 3⁄4 19 -32NC 20 508 51⁄4 133 225 102ET-RA 400 106 402.8 30 750 49 1245 11⁄2 38 3⁄4 19 – 24 610 51⁄4 133 300 136ET-RA 500 132 501.6 30 750 57 1448 11⁄2 38 3⁄4 19 – 24 610 51⁄4 133 335 152ET-RA 600 158 600.4 30 750 65 1651 11⁄2 38 3⁄4 19 – 24 610 51⁄4 133 360 163ET-RA 800 211 801.8 36 900 63 1600 11⁄2 38 3⁄4 19 – 30 762 51⁄4 133 475 215ET-RA 1000 264 1003.2 36 900 74 1880 11⁄2 38 3⁄4 19 – – – – – 710 322ET-RA 1200 317 1204.6 36 900 86 2184 11⁄2 38 3⁄4 19 – – – – – 720 327ET-RA 1400 370 1406 36 900 99 2515 11⁄2 38 3⁄4 19 .302" – – – – 875 397ET-RA 1600 422 1603.6 48 1200 72 1829 11⁄2 38 3⁄4 19 -32NC – – – – 1100 499ET-RA 2000 528 2006.4 48 1200 85 2159 11⁄2 38 3⁄4 19 – – – – – 1280 581

Note: Models ET-RA 85 – ET-RA 800 have both top and bottom connections (C and D) to access the bladder.

ChargingValve

E

LiftRing

ET-RA 85 – ET-RA 800

SystemConnection

C

Lift Ring

C

Lift Ring

2"

A

DrainD

1" NPTw/Plug

ET-RA 1000 – ET-RA 2000

B

C

E

ET-RA 35 and ET-RA 50

D

E

AB

G F

B A

NON-POTABLE — ASME

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Delco Sales, Inc. 1930 Raymer Ave., Fullerton, CA 92833 714 888-2444 714 888-2448Delco Sales, Inc. 111 Sand Island Access Rd., Unit I-10, Honolulu, HI 96819 808 842-7900 808 842-9625Fanning & Associates, Inc. 6765 Franklin St., Denver, CO 80229-7111 303 289-4191 303 286-9069Hollabaugh Brothers & Associates 6915 South 194th St., Kent, WA 98032 253 867-5040 253 867-5055Hollabaugh Brothers & Associates 3028 S.E. 17th Ave., Portland, OR 97202 503 238-0313 503 235-2824P I R Sales, Inc. 3050 North San Marcos Place, Chandler, AZ 85225 480 892-6000 480 892-6096Preferred Sales 31177 Wiegman Road, Hayward, CA 94544 510 487-9755 510 476-1595R. E. Fitzpatrick Sales, Inc. 4109 West Nike Dr. (8250 South), West Jordan, UT 84088 801 282-0700 801 282-0600

Watts Industries (Canada) Inc.(Watts Regulator Co. Division) 5435 North Service Road, Burlington, Ontario L7L 5H7 905 332-4090 905 332-7068

Con-Cur West Marketing, Inc. #109-42 Fawcett Rd., Coquitlam, British Columbia V3K 6X9 604 540-5088 604 540-5084D.C. Sales, Ltd. 10-6130 4th St. S.E., Calgary, Alberta T2H 2A6 403 253-6808 403 259-8331D.C. Sales, Ltd. 11420 142 Street, Edmonton, Alberta T5M 1V1 780 496-9495 780 496-9621GTA Sales Team. Greater Toronto Area 888 208-8927 888 479-2887Hydro-Mechanical Sales, Ltd. 3700 Joseph Howe Dr., Ste. 1 Halifax, Nova Scotia B3L 4H7 902 443-2274 902 443-2275Hydro-Mechanical Sales, Ltd. 297 Collishaw St., Ste. 7 (shipping) Moncton, New Brunswick E1C 9R2 506 859-1107 506 859-2424Hydro-Mechanical Sales, Ltd. 85 Tolt Rd., St. Phillips, Newfoundland A1B 3M7 709 895-0090 709 895-0091Le Groupe B.G.T., Inc. 23 du Buisson, Pont Rouge, Quebec G3H 1X9 418 657-2800 418 657-2700Le Groupe B.G.T., Inc. 86 des Enterprises #208, Boisbriand, Quebec J7G 2T3 450 434-9010 450 434-9848Mar-Win Agencies, Ltd. 1123 Empress St., Winnipeg, Manitoba R3E 3H1 204 775-8194 204 786-8016Northern Mechanical Sales P.O. Box 280 (mailing) 163 Pine St. (shipping), Garson, Ontario P3L 1S6 705 693-2715 705 693-4394Palser Enterprises, Ltd. 1885 Blue Heron Dr., #4, London, Ontario N6H 5L9 519 471-9382 519 471-1049RAM Mechanical Marketing 1401 St. John St., Regina, Saskatchewan S4R 1S5 306 525-1986 306 525-0809RAM Mechanical Marketing 510 Ave M South, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7M 2K9 306 244-6622 306 244-0807Walmar Mechanical Sales 24 Gurdwara Rd., Nepean, Ontario K2E 8B5 613 225-9774 613 225-0673

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