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Brass Manual Carbon Dioxide Cylinder Valve 16.5Mpa CO2 Container Valve for Fire Extinguishing System

Product Details

Place of Origin: China

Brand Name: xingjin

Payment & Shipping Terms

Minimum Order Quantity: 2 set system

Price: negotiation

Packaging Details: Plywood outer box with bubble bag or paper

Delivery Time: 15-20 working days after payment or receipt of L/C

Payment Terms: T/T, L/C

Supply Ability: 30000 set system

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Product Details
Highlight:

cylinder valves

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ball valves

Material:
Brass
Application:
Carbon Dioxide Cylinder
Starting Mode:
Manual
Max Working Pressure:
16.5Mpa
Working Temperature:
Normal Temperature
Type:
Selectable
Material:
Brass
Application:
Carbon Dioxide Cylinder
Starting Mode:
Manual
Max Working Pressure:
16.5Mpa
Working Temperature:
Normal Temperature
Type:
Selectable
Product Description
Product Overview

The Carbon Dioxide Cylinder Container Valve is a critical component designed for fire extinguishing systems. It ensures reliable sealing and controlled release of CO₂ agent from storage cylinders in emergency situations.

Description

In a pipe network system, the container valve is installed between the storage cylinder and the high-pressure hose to seal the extinguishing agent inside the cylinder. In the event of an emergency, the valve can be opened manually.

In a cabinet system, the container valve is installed between the storage cylinder and the solenoid valve. Note that this configuration does not include a manual valve.

Carbon dioxide cylinder container valve for fire extinguishing system showing valve body, safety pin, and manual release mechanism
Important Safety Notice

Attention: The safety pin on the container valve is used to lock the manual stick. You must pull out the safety pin before operating the container valve manually.