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Sporlan Controls 149037 Pressure Regulating Valve 1-1/8" 0-100 PSI ORIT-PI-39S

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Special Price $1,544.02 Regular Price $1,713.86
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149037
The Sporlan Controls 149037 Pressure Indicator is a precision part that is used to measure pressure in HVAC systems. This part is small in size, 1-1/8”, and can measure pressures from 0 to 100 PSI consistently and accurately. This pressure indicator is widely applied in refrigeration and air conditioning equipment to monitor the performance of the equipment and to detect overpressure or leakage. By allowing for real-time pressure monitoring, increases system analysis and maintenance increasing efficiency and durability. Such construction makes it rather dependable and capable of withstanding the various conditions in challenging operating scenarios.
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Specifications

  • Type: Pressure Indicator
  • Connection Size: 1-1/8"
  • Pressure Regulator (PSI): 0/100PSI
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What maintenance is required for the Sporlan Controls 149037 Pressure Regulating Valve?

Regularly inspect the valve for leaks, corrosion, or pressure irregularities to ensure proper operation. Clean internal components and remove debris buildup that may affect regulation accuracy. Verify pressure settings periodically and ensure connections remain secure.

What are common issues with the Sporlan Controls 149037 Pressure Regulating Valve?

  • Inconsistent pressure regulation or fluctuations.
  • Internal valve sticking or delayed response.
  • Leakage at fittings or seals.
  • Reduced flow due to blockage or debris.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Shut system off, depressurize refrigerant/line before handling valve.

Step 2: Confirm flow direction and install new valve in correct orientation.

Step 3: connect or thread connections per line size, protecting valve from heat.

Step 4: Secure valve and check mounting stability.

Step 5: Evacuate system, leak test all joints with nitrogen.

Step 6: Restore operation gradually and monitor pressure and performance.