TFP910 03 2006
TFP910 03 2006
TFP910 03 2006
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11
11
5
5
10
6
10
7
8 9 13
CLAPPER
ASSEMBLY 6
2-1/2 INCH 7 4
VALVE
8
CLAPPER
ASSEMBLY 2
3
4, 6, & 8 INCH
VALVES 12
The 2-1/2 Inch (DN65) Valves with NPT threaded ports have a 1-1/4 inch main drain connection. The 2-1/2 Inch (DN65) Valves with
ISO threaded ports have a DN40 main drain connection.
The 4, 6, and 8 Inch (DN100. DN150, and DN200) Valves with NPT threaded ports have a 2 inch main drain connection. The 4, 6,
and 8 Inch (DN100. DN150, and DN200) Valves with ISO threaded ports have a DN50 inch main drain connection.
FIGURE 1
2-1/2, 4, 6 & 8 INCH (DN65, DN100, DN150 & DN200) MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM CHECK VALVE
— ASSEMBLY —
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65)
)
100
150
DN
(DN
(DN
H(
2.0
)
00
NC
CH
CH
N2
/2 I
4 IN
6 IN
(D
0,100
2-1
H
NC
0,090
8I
0,080
1.0 0,070
0.9 0,060
0.8
0.7 0,050
100 200 300 400 500 700 1000 2000 3000 4000
FLOW RATE IN GALLONS PER MINUTE (GPM)
The approximate friction loss, based on the Hazen and Williams formula and expressed in equivalent length of pipe with C=120, is as
follows:
14 feet of 2-1/2 inch Sch. 40 pipe for the 2-1/2 inch AV-1-300 Valve calculated on a typical flow rate of 250 GPM.
23 feet of 4 inch Sch. 40 pipe for the 4 inch AV-1-300 Valve calculated on a typical flow rate of 600 GPM.
24 feet of 6 inch Sch. 40 pipe for the 6 inch AV-1-300 Valve calculated on a typical flow rate of 1500 GPM.
23 feet of 8 inch Sch. 30 pipe for the 8 inch AV-1-300 Valve calculated on a typical flow rate of 2500 GPM.
GRAPH A
2-1/2, 4, 6 & 8 INCH (DN65, DN100, DN150 & DN200) MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM CHECK VALVE
— NOMINAL PRESSURE LOSS VERSUS FLOW —
Qty. N
Number of
Bolt Holes
TABLE A
— FLANGE DRILLING SPECIFICATIONS —
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Technical WATERFLOW
PRESSURE
ALARM SWITCH
4
Data ONCE RETARD
CHAMBER OVERFLOWS,
WATERFLOW PRESSURE
Approvals: ALARM SWITCH AND
UL and C-UL Listed, as well as FM WATER MOTOR 1
RETARD
Approved. CHAMBER
ALARM ACTUATE
UPON SPRINKLER
WATERFLOW FLOW, WATERWAY
Working Water Pressure Range TO WATER CLAPPER OPENS
20 to 300 psi (1,4 to 20,7 bar). MOTOR ALARM WATERFLOW
Friction Loss TO SYSTEM
7/32"
Refer to Graph A. (5,6 mm) SYSTEM
ORIFICE PRESSURE
Physical Characteristics INLET GAUGE
The body is ductile iron, the handhole RESTRICTION
ASSEMBLY
cover is ductile iron or cast iron, and
the seat ring is bronze. The clapper for 1/8"
the 2-1/2 inch (DN65) valve size is (3,2 mm)
stainless steel. The clapper for the ORIFICE SUPPLY
larger valve sizes is either cast or duc- OUTLET PRESSURE
tile iron. All valve sizes utilize an GAUGE
3
EPDM clapper facing.
WHEN FLOW THROUGH
Flanged connections are available RESTRICTION ASSEMBLY
drilled per ANSI, ISO, AS, and JIS INLET EXCEEDS OUTLET, MAIN
specifications as detailed in Table A. RETARD CHAMBER DRAIN 2
BEGINS TO FILL VALVE WATERFLOW
Threaded port connections for the THROUGH SEAT
AV-1-300 Valves are available NPT RING GROOVE AND
threaded or threaded per ISO 7/1 as ALARM PORT
detailed in the Ordering Procedure
section. Valves with NPT threaded
ports will readily accept the trim ar- FIGURE 2
rangements detailed in Figures 4 2-1/2, 4, 6 & 8 INCH (DN65, DN100, DN150 & DN200)
through 6. MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM CHECK VALVE
— OPERATION —
Operating
Principles SCREEN
FIGURE 4 — PART 1 OF 3
VERTICAL CLOSED DRAIN TRIM — STANDARD ORDER
— FOR 2-1/2 INCH (DN65) MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM CHECK VALVES (52-204-2-050) —
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FIGURE 4 — PART 2 OF 3
VERTICAL CLOSED DRAIN TRIM — STANDARD ORDER — SEMI-PREASSEMBLED
— FOR 4 & 6 INCH (DN100 & DN150) MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM CHECK VALVES (52-204-2-951) —
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FIGURE 4 — PART 3 OF 3
VERTICAL CLOSED DRAIN TRIM — STANDARD ORDER — SEMI-PREASSEMBLED
— FOR 8 INCH (DN200) MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM CHECK VALVES (52-204-2-952) —
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FIGURE 5 — PART 1 OF 3
VERTICAL OPEN DRAIN TRIM — SPECIAL ORDER
— FOR 2-1/2 INCH (DN65) MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM CHECK VALVES (52-204-2-053) —
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FIGURE 5 — PART 2 OF 3
VERTICAL OPEN DRAIN TRIM — SPECIAL ORDER — SEMI-PREASSEMBLED
— FOR 4 & 6 INCH (DN100 & DN150) MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM CHECK VALVES (52-204-2-954) —
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FIGURE 5 — PART 3 OF 3
VERTICAL OPEN DRAIN TRIM — SPECIAL ORDER — SEMI-PREASSEMBLED
— FOR 8 INCH (DN200) MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM CHECK VALVES (52-204-2-955) —
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FIGURE 6 — PART 1 OF 2
HORIZONTAL CLOSED DRAIN TRIM — SPECIAL ORDER
— FOR 4 & 6 INCH (DN100 & DN150) MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM CHECK VALVES (52-204-2-057) —
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5
1/2 INCH NPT
CONNECTION 22
FOR WATERFLOW
PRESSURE
ALARM 12
SWITCH ALARM
20 TEST VALVE
3/4 INCH NPT (NORMALLY
10 CLOSED)
CONNECTION
FOR WATER 22
MOTOR 14
ALARM 31
MODEL AV-1
13 ALARM VALVE,
LOCATION 23
FOR OPTIONAL 8 INCH (DN200)
RESTRICTION FLANGE x
ELECTRICALLY
ASSEMBLY, MAIN GROOVE
SUPERVISED
SEE FIGURE 3 DRAIN VALVE 8 SHOWN
N.O. ALARM
(NORMALLY
CONTROL 19 24 CLOSED) 30
VALVE
7 20 21
(BVS-1/2")
17
19
10
19 6 19
12 19 2 INCH NPT
3
12 CONNECTION
TO DRAIN
FIGURE 6 — PART 2 OF 2
HORIZONTAL CLOSED DRAIN TRIM — SPECIAL ORDER
— FOR 8 INCH (DN200) MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM CHECK VALVES (52-204-2-058) —
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C
Vertical Closed Drain Trim
Dimensions in Inches and (mm)
Dimension
With RC-1 Without RC-1
A 16-1/2 (419) 13-1/2 (343)
G 3 (75) 3 (75)
G
ELEVATION VIEW
G 3 (75) 3 (75)
ELEVATION VIEW
FIGURE 7 — PART 1 OF 3
INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS
— FOR 2-1/2 INCH (DN65) MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM CHECK VALVES —
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C A
C 3-1/4 (83) 3-1/4 (83) 3-1/4 (83) 3-1/4 (83)
FIGURE 7 — PART 2 OF 3
INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS
— FOR 4 & 6 INCH (DN100 & DN150) MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM CHECK VALVES —
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ELEVATION VIEW
ELEVATION VIEW
B 15 (381) 12 (305)
Step 7. Fully open the main control Valves do not require any regularly
NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. P/N
valve. scheduled maintenance. It is recom-
1 3/4" x 1/4" Hex mended, however, that proper opera-
Bushing . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 CH Step 8. Open the end-of-line Inspec-
tion of the alarms be periodically veri-
2 3/32" Vent Fitting . . . . . . 1 92-032-1-002 tor’s Test Connection (or Alarm Test
fied in accordance with a procedure
3 1/4" x 5'-0" Tubing . . . . . 1 CH Valve, if acceptable to the authority
that is acceptable to the authority hav-
having jurisdiction) and verify that the
PRESSURE ing jurisdiction. Any impairment must
system alarms operate.
SWITCH be immediately corrected.
NOTE
NOTE
Notify the proper authorities and all
1 Performing the care and maintenance
personnel who may be affected that an
3 procedures will result in operation of
alarm test is to be performed.
(ROUTE TO the associated alarms. Consequently,
DRAIN) Step 9. Close the end-of-line Inspec- notification must first be given to the
2
tor’s Test Connection (or Alarm Test owner and fire department, central sta-
MODEL RC-1 Valve). tion, or other signal station to which the
RETARD (GREEN
TINT) alarms are connected.
CHAMBER Step 10. Verify that water ceases to
flow from the alarm line drain. If water Before closing a fire protection system
FIGURE 8 continues to flow, follow the corrective main control valve for maintenance
ALARM VENT TRIM procedure described in the Mainte- work on the fire protection systems
(52-201-2-012) nance and Service section. that it controls, permission to shut
down the affected fire protection sys-
— Ordered separately NOTE tems must first be obtained from the
when a Water Motor Alarm is not The Restriction Assembly has a 1/8 proper authorities, and all personnel
installed — inch (3,2 mm) diameter drain orifice. who may be affected by this decision
Sufficient time must be allowed for must be notified.
drainage of the Retard Chamber and
the piping to the water motor alarm. Inspection Procedure
It is recommended that the following
Step 11. Once it has been verified that inspection procedure be performed at
the flow of water out of the alarm line least quarterly by a qualified Inspec-
drain has stopped, the alarm valve is tion Service:
set and is ready for service.
Setting Step 1. Notify the proper authorities
and all personnel who may be affected
NOTE
Procedure After placing a fire protection system that an alarm test is to be performed.
in service, notify the proper authorities Step 2. Open the end-of-line Inspec-
Steps 1 through 11 are to be per- and advise those responsible for moni-
formed when initially setting the Model tor’s Test Connection (or Alarm Test
toring proprietary and/or central sta- Valve, if acceptable to the authority
AV-1-300 Alarm Check Valve or after tion alarms.
system operation due to a fire. having jurisdiction) and verify that the
system alarms operate in accordance
Step 1. Open the 1/4 inch Gauge Test
Valves for the Supply and System Care and with the requirements of the authority
having jurisdiction. Verify that the
Pressure Gauges.
Step 2. Check to see that the Hand-
Maintenance water motor alarm and/or the pressure
alarm switch properly actuate and
hole Cover bolts are tight. If not, cross- The following procedures and inspec- within the elapsed time required by the
tighten them. tions should be performed as indi- authority having jurisdiction.
cated, in addition to any specific re- Step 3. Verify that water is flowing out
Step 3. Close the Alarm Test Valve. quirements of the NFPA. Any of the alarm line drain at a rate consis-
Step 4. Open the remote cross main impairment must be immediately cor- tent with the 1/8 inch (3,2 mm) diame-
or branch line vent connection (Ref. rected. ter drain orifice in the Restriction As-
Step 7 in the Installation section). The owner is responsible for the in- sembly.
Step 5. Slowly open the main control spection, testing, and maintenance of Step 4. Close the end-of-line Inspec-
valve until the sound of flowing water their fire protection system and de- tor’s Test Connection (or Alarm Test
just begins and then open the valve vices in compliance with this docu- Valve).
one more turn. ment, as well as with the applicable
standards of the National Fire Protec- Step 5. Verify that water ceases to flow
NOTE tion Association (e.g., NFPA 25), in from the alarm line drain.
Filling the system with water will result addition to the standards of any Step 6. Clean the 1/2 inch Strainer
in operation of the associated alarms. authority having jurisdiction. The in- (located in the valve trim) as well as
Consequently, notification must first stalling contractor or product manufac- the 3/4 inch Strainer (located at the
be given to the owner and fire depart- turer should be contacted relative to connection to the water motor alarm,
ment, central station, or other signal any questions. as applicable). Be sure to replace the
station to which the alarms are con- It is recommended that automatic strainer baskets and tighten the caps
nected. sprinkler systems be inspected, securely.
Step 6. Close the remote branch line tested, and maintained by a qualified
vent connection after the discharge of Inspection Service. NOTE
aerated water ceases, and the outlet Cleaning of the Strainers after each
The Model AV-1-300 Alarm Check operation of the alarms is especially
has flowed full for at least 15 seconds.
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important in the case of water supplies noted in Step No. 5 is from the Alarm NOTE
(such as lakes and rivers) having a Port, drain the system in accordance Loss of excess system pressure will
large quantity of suspended matter. A with the prescribed procedure. After increase the likelihood of a false alarm
clogged alarm line can prevent opera- the system has been drained, remove in the case of a variable pressure sys-
tion of the alarms. the Handhole Cover. tem.
Step 7. Notify all authorities responsi- While holding the Spring down by the Follow the procedure indicated below
ble for monitoring the installation that coils, remove the Hinge Pin. Remove to correct a loss of excess system
the fire protection system has been the Spring and Clapper Assembly). pressure condition.
returned to service.
Step 7. Using a light, check for and Step 1. Check for signs of continued
remove any debris that may have be- leakage from the alarm line drain. If
Sprinkler System Drain-Down come lodged within the Seat Ring rust stains and/or water deposits indi-
Draining the sprinkler system must be groove. Inspect the Seat Ring seat for cate that continued leakage has been
done in accordance with the following any damage. If the Seat Ring has be- taking place, take corrective action ac-
procedure: come dented across the seat then the cording to the procedure described in
Alarm Check Valve will have to be the sub-section entitled “Leakage
Step 1. Close the main control valve, replaced. It is impractical to re-face a From Alarm Line Drain”.
if this has not already been done. Seat Ring in the field.
Step 2. If there are no signs of contin-
Step 2. Open the remote cross main Step 8. Check for and remove any ued leakage from the alarm line drain,
or branch line vent connection (Ref. debris that may have become lodged close the main control valve, slowly
Step 7 in the Installation section). in the Clapper Facing. If a minor imper- remove the plug from the supply pres-
Step 3. Open the Main Drain Valve. fection remains in the Clapper Facing, sure gauge test valve to relieve the
Check first to see that the drainage then turn it over after thoroughly clean- supply pressure, and then slowly open
water discharge will not cause damage ing both surfaces with a clean cloth. the union in the externally mounted
or result in dangerous conditions. Replace the Clapper Facing if neces- bypass.
sary. Be sure to securely re-tighten the
Step 4. Wait until the Supply Pressure Check for leakage past the Bypass
retaining fastener for the Clapper
Gauge reads zero pressure and the Check Valve. If there is leakage, de-
Washer.
sound of draining water has stopped bris may have become lodged be-
before performing any maintenance Step 9. Replace the Spring and Clap- tween its clapper and seat. Drain the
work on the fire protection system. per Assembly as shown in Figure 1. system in accordance with the pre-
While holding the coils of the Spring scribed procedure and then clean or
down, re-insert the Hinge Pin. Be sure replace the Bypass Check Valve as
Leakage from Alarm Line Drain that the Hinge Pin is pushed all the way required.
Follow the steps indicated below until to the rear of the valve.
Re-assemble the externally mounted
water ceases to flow from the alarm Step 10. Replace the Handhole Cover. bypass, replace the plug into the
line drain. Check for the discontinu- Return the Alarm Valve to operation in Gauge Test Valve, and return the fire
ation of the leakage after each step is accordance with the steps described protection system to operation in ac-
complete. in the Setting Procedure section. cordance with the steps described in
Step 1. Open the Main Drain Valve. the Operating Procedure section.
Let the water flow for about 5 seconds Step 3. If there are no signs of leakage
and then close the Main Drain Valve. Clogged Alarm Line Drain
If water either does not flow or only past either the Alarm Check Valve
This should flush any loose debris that Clapper per Step 1 or the Bypass
may have become trapped between dribbles out of the alarm line drain
during an alarm test, then it is likely Check Valve per Step 2, inspect the
the Clapper Facing and the Seat Ring sprinkler system for leakage.
or in the seating area of the Drain that the screen protecting the Restric-
Valve. tion Assembly drain orifice (Ref. Fig-
ure 3) has become clogged.
Step 2. Repeat Step No. 1 if the rate Excess Pressure Due To Thermal
of continued flow out of the drain was Expansion
NOTE
noticeably reduced. Wet pipe sprinkler systems subject to
A clogged alarm line drain will increase
ambient temperatures in excess of
Step 3. Open the Alarm Test Valve the likelihood of a false alarm in the
100°F/38°C can experience signifi-
and allow water to flow for about 5 case of a variable pressure system.
cant increases in system pressure due
seconds before re-closing the valve. First break the union downstream of to the thermal expansion of the water.
This should flush any loose debris that the Drain Restriction and remove the In particular, a gridded wet-pipe sys-
may have become trapped in the seat- Drain Restriction for cleaning by back- tem with a relatively small air pocket
ing area of the Alarm Test Valve. flushing the screen. Re-install the and no relief valve can be subjected to
Step 4. Repeat Step No. 3 if the rate Drain Restriction and re-assemble the an increase of more than 100 psi (6,9
of continued flow out of the drain was drain line. bar), due to an increase in ambient
noticeably reduced. temperature of approximately
50°F/28°C.
Step 5. Determine whether the water Loss of Excess System Pressure
is flowing from the Alarm Port (Figure In the case of a variable pressure sys- As necessary, install a pressure relief
1) or past the Alarm Test Valve. If the tem, the System Pressure Gauge valve, in accordance with the require-
leakage is past the Alarm Test Valve, should normally indicate a pressure ments of the authority having jurisdic-
close the main control valve, and then greater than that shown by the Supply tion, to automatically relieve the ex-
repair or replace the Alarm Test Valve Pressure Gauge. Also, the value cess pressure which could otherwise
as necessary. should be close to that of the peak be created in wet-pipe systems that
supply pressure that has occurred af- are exposed to significant increases in
Step 6. If it appears that the leakage ambient temperature.
ter the system was placed in service.
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False Alarms
If repeated false alarms occur in a vari-
able pressure system:
Limited
Step 1. Check for and correct the Warranty
cause of continued leakage out the Products manufactured by Tyco Fire &
alarm line drain. Building Products (TFBP) are war-
Step 2. Check for and clean a clogged ranted solely to the original Buyer for
alarm line drain. ten (10) years against defects in mate-
rial and workmanship when paid for
Step 3. Check for and correct the and properly installed and maintained
cause of a loss in excess system pres- under normal use and service. This
sure. warranty will expire ten (10) years
Step 4. Drain the sprinkler system and from date of shipment by TFBP. No
re-fill it in accordance with the steps warranty is given for products or com-
described in the Setting Procedure ponents manufactured by companies
section. not affiliated by ownership with TFBP
or for products and components which
Intermittent Alarms have been subject to misuse, improper
If the pressure alarm switch gives a installation, corrosion, or which have
steady signal, but the water motor gen- not been installed, maintained, modi-
erates an intermittent alarm, check for fied or repaired in accordance with ap-
binding in the water motor alarm drive plicable Standards of the National Fire
shaft. Protection Association, and/or the
standards of any other Authorities
If the water motor alarm and/or the Having Jurisdiction. Materials found
pressure alarm switch provide an in- by TFBP to be defective shall be either
termittent alarm, it is likely the conse- repaired or replaced, at TFBP’s sole
quence of an excessive amount of air option. TFBP neither assumes, nor
being trapped within the sprinkler sys- authorizes any person to assume for it,
tem. Drain down the sprinkler system any other obligation in connection with
and re-fill it in accordance with the the sale of products or parts of prod-
steps described in the Setting Proce- ucts. TFBP shall not be responsible for
dure section. sprinkler system design errors or inac-
A discontinuance of an alarm may also curate or incomplete information sup-
be caused by the Clapper closing due plied by Buyer or Buyer’s repre-
to a sudden drop in supply pressure or sentatives.
the shut-off of a pump in the supply In no event shall TFBP be liable, in
line. These types of problems can only contract, tort, strict liability or under
be corrected by maintaining a steady any other legal theory, for incidental,
supply pressure. indirect, special or consequential dam-
ages, including but not limited to labor
charges, regardless of whether TFBP
was informed about the possibility of
such damages, and in no event shall
TFBP’s liability exceed an amount
equal to the sales price.
The foregoing warranty is made in lieu
of any and all other warranties, ex-
press or implied, including warranties
of merchantability and fitness for a par-
ticular purpose.
This limited warranty sets forth the ex-
clusive remedy for claims based on
failure of or defect in products, materi-
als or components, whether the claim
is made in contract, tort, strict liability
or any other legal theory.
This warranty will apply to the full ex-
tent permitted by law. The invalidity, in
whole or part, of any portion of this
warranty will not affect the remainder.
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Part Numbers For Other Part Numbers For Other Part Numbers For Other
Model AV-1-300 Alarm Valves: Model AV-1-300 Alarm Valves: Model AV-1-300 Alarm Valves:
Other 2-1/2 Inch Valves with NPT Other 6 Inch Valves with NPT Ports Other 8 Inch Valves with NPT Ports
Ports ANSI Flange x ISO (PN10) Flange x
ISO (PN16) Flange x 6.50 inch (165,1 8.62 inch (219,1
2.88 inch (73,0 mm) mm) Groove O.D . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-625 mm) Groove O.D . . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-896
Groove O.D . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-251 ISO (PN16) Flange x ISO (PN16) Flange x
ANSI Flange x 6.62 inch (168,3 8.62 inch (219,1
3.00 inch (76,1 mm) mm) Groove O.D . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-695 mm) Groove O.D . . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-266
Groove O.D . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-220 ISO (PN16) Flange x ISO (PN10) Flange x
ISO (PN16) Flange x 6.50 inch (165,1 ISO (PN10) Flange . . . . P/N 52-203-4-016
3.00 inch (76,1 mm) mm) Groove O.D . . . . . P/N 52-203-5-215 ISO (PN16) Flange x
Groove O.D . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-331 ISO (PN16) Flange x ISO (PN16) Flange . . . . P/N 52-203-4-118
AS Flange x ISO (PN16) Flange . . . P/N 52-203-4-015 AS Flange x
2.88 inch (73,0 mm) AS Flange x AS Flange . . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-316
Groove O.D . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-611 AS Flange. . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-315 AS Flange x
AS Flange x AS Flange x 8.62 inch (219,1
3.00 inch (76,1 mm) 6.62 inch (168,3 mm) Groove O.D . . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-416
Groove O.D . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-410 mm) Groove O.D . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-415 JIS Flange x
JIS Flange x AS Flange x JIS Flange . . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-716
2.88 inch (73,0 mm) 6.50 inch (165,1 JS Flange x
Groove O.D . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-710 mm) Groove O.D . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-425 8.62 inch (219,1
JIS Flange x JIS Flange x mm) Groove O.D . . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-816
3.00 inch (76,1 mm) JIS Flange . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-715
Groove O.D . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-810 JIS Flange x
3.00 inch (76,1 mm) 6.62 inch (168,3 Other 8 Inch Valves with ISO Ports
Groove O.D x mm) Groove O.D . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-815 ISO (PN10) Flange x
3.00 inch (76,1 mm) JIS Flange x ISO (PN10) Flange . . . . P/N 52-203-4-116
Groove O.D . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-120 6.50 inch (165,1 ISO (PN16) Flange x
mm) Groove O.D . . . . . P/N 52-203-5-815 ISO (PN16) Flange . . . . P/N 52-203-4-117
6.50 inch (165,1 mm) ISO (PN10) Flange x
Other 2-1/2 Inch Valves with ISO Groove O.D x 8.62 inch (219,1
Ports 6.50 inch (165,1
ISO (PN16) Flange x mm) Groove O.D. . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-216
mm) Groove O.D . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-124 ISO (PN16) Flange x
2.88 inch (73,0 mm)
Groove O.D . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-211 8.62 inch (219,1
ISO (PN16) Flange x mm) Groove O.D. . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-226
3.00 inch (76,1 mm) Other 6 Inch Valves with ISO Ports 8.62 inch (219,1 mm)
Groove O.D . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-311 ISO (PN16) Flange x Groove O.D. x
3.00 inch (76,1 mm) ISO (PN16) Flange . . . P/N 52-203-4-115 8.62 inch (219,1
Groove O.D x ISO (PN16) Flange x mm) Groove O.D. . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-926
3.00 inch (76,1 mm) 6.62 inch (168,3
Groove O.D . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-120 mm) Groove O.D . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-215
2.88 inch (73,0 mm) ISO (PN16) Flange x
Groove O.D x 6.50 inch (165,1
2.88 inch (73,0 mm) mm) Groove O.D . . . . . P/N 52-203-4-225
Groove O.D . . . . . . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-921 6.62 inch (168,3 mm)
Groove O.D x
6.62 inch (168,3
mm) Groove O.D . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-925
6.50 inch (165,1 mm)
Groove O.D x
Part Numbers For Other 6.50 inch (165,1
Model AV-1-300 Alarm Valves: mm) Groove O.D . . . . . P/N 52-203-1-125
TYCO FIRE & BUILDING PRODUCTS, 451 North Cannon Avenue, Lansdale, Pennsylvania 19446