How to Identify a Hale Relief Valve

Hale relief valves are designed to maintain safe and consistent stress in active total pressure systems. Relief valves regulate pressure whether on an intake or outflow setting and possess automatic and immediate lockdown capabilities when pressure meets or exceeds normal levels. Valves are installed on a variety of total pressure systems, such as fire and sump pumps, and maintenance of the product must remain a priority. Consult a professional Hale Products representative for additional information and to inquire about ordering and installation of a pressure system and/or relief valve.

Things You'll Need

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Instructions

    • 1

      Observe the overall design. Hale relief valves are constructed out of corrosion-proof bronze and manufactured in a butterfly style. Butterfly valves vertically position a thin rotating disk between two connecting points. The disk spins in one direction on a continual basis to provide valve pressure in a singular route.

    • 2

      Examine the gauge. The valve gauge must read between 75 and 250 psi. All Hale relief valves are initially set at 125 psi before being conjoined with any outside pressure system.

    • 3

      Spin the handwheel. Hale relief valve handwheels -- or knobs -- fully open or close any pressure system with a maximum of 10 full rotations.

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