Pressure reduction at faucet
#1
07-31-17, 06:04 PM
Pressure reduction at faucet
I am installing a under the counter water filter and I need the water pressure to be 60 PSI. My water pressure is about 80 to 85 last time I checked. What type of pressure reduction valve can I use on just that one fixture. I would like to leave the pressure be in the rest of the house.
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07-31-17, 06:22 PM
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Do all in line filters require that the PSI not be above 60? I would look for a different filter?
#3
07-31-17, 07:51 PM
You can use any PRV to drop the pressure. Most are adjustable between 25 and 75psi.
But I do agree with ShortyLong. I haven't run into a filter that needs a PRV. Is it a reverse osmosis filter?
But I do agree with ShortyLong. I haven't run into a filter that needs a PRV. Is it a reverse osmosis filter?
