Backwater Valve

Backwater Valve Specification

Temperature Range
0°C to 60°C

Usage
Prevents backflow in drainage systems

Type
Backwater Valve

Body Material
PVC

Seal Material
EPDM Rubber

Working Pressure
Up to 10 Bar

Installation Position
Horizontal or Vertical

Flow Direction
Unidirectional

End Connection
Socket/Threaded

Color
Gray

Backwater Valve Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Number

FOB Port
EX-Our Godown

Supply Ability
10 Per Week

Delivery Time
2 Week

Sample Policy
Sample costs shipping and taxes has to be paid by the buyer

About Backwater Valve

A simple yet effective backflow prevention valve for use within bot domestic and commercial applications to prevent reverse flow of sewage and wastewater from the drainage network

Superior Backflow Prevention

Engineered to safeguard properties from reverse water flow, this PVC Backwater Valve effectively blocks sewage or wastewater from re-entering the system. The EPDM rubber seal ensures a tight closure, making it highly dependable, while the robust body material tolerates demanding conditions, maintaining system hygiene and functionality at all times.

Flexible Installation Options

This Backwater Valve is designed for maximum versatility, with compatibility for both socket and threaded end connections. Its structure allows for simple fitting in horizontal or vertical pipelines, enabling seamless adaptation across a range of drainage layouts and projects, making it an excellent asset for professional plumbers and industry suppliers.

FAQ's of Backwater Valve:

Q: How does the Backwater Valve prevent backflow in drainage systems?

A: The valve utilizes a unidirectional mechanism that allows water to flow in one direction only. If backflow is detected, the EPDM rubber seal closes securely, preventing any reverse motion of wastewater and protecting against flooding or contamination.

Q: What is the recommended installation position for this valve?

A: This Backwater Valve can be installed in either a horizontal or vertical position, giving users flexibility to suit various pipe arrangements commonly found in drainage systems.

Q: When should I consider installing a Backwater Valve in my property?

A: You should consider installing this valve wherever there is a risk of drainage system backflow, especially in low-lying areas, basements, or locations prone to heavy rain or sewage surges. Early installation can help avoid significant water damage.

Q: Where can this Backwater Valve be used effectively?

A: It is suitable for use in residential, commercial, and industrial drainage systems where preventing backflow is crucial. Its robust PVC construction and adaptable installation options make it ideal for diverse settings.

Q: What is the process for installing this Backwater Valve?

A: Begin by determining the correct installation position (horizontal or vertical). Ensure pipe ends are clean and free of debris. Connect the valve using either socket or threaded connections, and verify the flow direction matches the system. Test for leaks after completing installation.

Q: How does the material selection benefit the valve's operation?

A: The PVC body provides lightweight durability and corrosion resistance, while the EPDM rubber seal delivers excellent elasticity and sealing capabilities-ensuring reliable backflow prevention even under fluctuating pressures and temperatures.