Pakkens Electric Water Heater Safety Valve 9 Bar Latch 1/2''

What is a Thermosiphon Safety Valve?

A thermosiphon safety valve is a valve mechanism that automatically releases gas when a predetermined limit temperature or pressure is reached in pressurized tanks and other systems.

The use of safety valves is crucial in ensuring safety in boilers and tanks. Safety valves are also used as auxiliary elements in heat exchangers and pressurized tanks.

The membrane inside the valve is manufactured to be resistant to wear. The opening pressures are fixed, and the set values can be pre-adjusted at the factory if required.

It is installed in the system to prevent the fluid pressure in the system from rising excessively, which could damage the system, or any connected device or valve.

It operates on the principle of back pressure and has a spring mechanism. Different connection diameters are available depending on the boiler capacity and the amount of water in the system.
When the capacity of the valve is insufficient, multiple safety valves can be connected "in series" in the line.

Applications of the Thermosiphon Safety Valve

• Water heater systems

• Central heating boiler systems

• Gas release from tanks

Structural Features of the Thermosiphon Safety Valve
Structural Features

• Discharge Connection: G 1/2" B

• Spring: Stainless steel

• System Connection: G 1/2" B

Operational Features

• Certification: CE 0036

• Maximum Water Temperature: 110 °C

• Storage Temperatures: -20...+60°C

• Maximum Pressure: 9 Bar