Wras Valves
Wras Approved DZR Brass Ball Valve - Screwed BSPP (Green Lever Operated)
Wras Approved DZR Brass Ball Valve - Screwed BSPP (Green Lever Operated)
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WRAS Approved | DZR Brass | BSPP Threaded Ends | Full Bore | Green Lever Handle
The WRAS Approved DZR Brass Ball Valve with Screwed BSPP ends and a green lever handle is engineered for secure, high-performance flow control in potable water systems. Constructed from Dezincification Resistant (DZR) brass, this valve is specifically designed to withstand corrosion and deterioration in aggressive or hard water environments—making it a reliable choice for both residential and commercial plumbing.
The screwed BSPP (British Standard Pipe Parallel) threaded ends allow easy and leak-free installation into compatible threaded pipework. With a full bore design, this valve provides maximum flow capacity and minimal pressure drop, ensuring efficiency in both low and high-demand systems.
The green lever handle allows for fast, visual control, providing quick shut-off capabilities in emergency or maintenance scenarios. Fully WRAS certified, this valve complies with UK regulations for safe use with drinking water, giving installers and system owners full confidence in its safety, performance, and long-term reliability.
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FAQs
What is a WRAS-approved valve?
A WRAS-approved valve is a valve that has been certified by the Water Regulations Advisory Scheme in the UK. This certification ensures that the valve complies with the strict standards for materials and construction, making it safe for use with potable water systems.
Why is WRAS approval important for valves?
WRAS approval is important because it signifies that the valve will not cause water contamination or pose a health risk when used. This is crucial for maintaining the safety and quality of drinking water.
How can I identify a WRAS-approved valve?
WRAS-approved valves are typically marked with the WRAS logo and a unique approval number. These identifiers can usually be found on the body or packaging of the valve.
What types of valves can be WRAS approved?
Any valve intended for use with potable water can be WRAS approved. Common types include ball valves, check valves, gate valves, and pressure reducing valves.
Where are WRAS-approved valves typically used?
WRAS-approved valves are used in residential, commercial, and industrial water systems where there is direct contact with drinking water. They are essential in systems requiring high standards of hygiene and safety.
Are WRAS-approved valves required by law?
In the UK, water fittings that come into contact with the public water supply must comply with the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations or Scottish Byelaws. These require that components such as valves do not contaminate water and are of an appropriate quality, often necessitating WRAS approval.
What are the benefits of installing WRAS-approved valves?
Installing WRAS-approved valves helps ensure compliance with water safety regulations, prevents water contamination, and enhances the reliability and longevity of water supply systems.
How do I install a WRAS-approved valve?
Installation of a WRAS-approved valve should follow manufacturer guidelines and local plumbing codes. It's recommended to hire a qualified plumber to ensure proper installation and operation.