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The Taco 464-1 Tank Drainer with Shutoff is designed for reliable, efficient water drainage from tanks and vessels. Featuring durable construction and a manual shut-off valve, this device is an essential tool for maintenance professionals and industrial engineers in HVAC and hydronic systems.
The Taco 464-1 Tank Drainer is specifically engineered to handle the demands of both industrial and commercial applications. Its compact design allows for installation in tight spaces while the robust construction ensures long-lasting performance.
Brand | Taco |
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MPN | 464-1 |
Connection Size | 3/4 inch NPT |
Material | Brass |
Pressure Rating | 150 psi |
Temperature Rating | 250°F (121°C) |
Dual Purpose: Combines a tank drainer and shutoff valve, simplifying maintenance and system draining tasks.
Effective Air Management: Ensures proper air control in hydronic systems, helping maintain stable pressure and prevent airlocks.
Rugged Construction: Built for durability, this unit performs reliably in both residential and commercial systems.
Easy Installation: Features a 3/4" NPT connection, allowing for straightforward installation in existing setups.
Versatile Use: Ideal for hydronic heating, cooling, and water systems, supporting system longevity and performance.
Q: What is the Taco 464-1?
A: The Taco 464-1 is a 3/4" NPT tank drainer with a built-in shutoff valve, designed for draining and managing air in hydronic heating systems, such as boilers or pressure tanks.
Q: Where is this tank drainer typically used?
A: It is used in hydronic heating systems, including boilers and pressure tanks, to facilitate maintenance and air management.
Q: Is it easy to install?
A: Yes, the Taco 464-1 is designed to fit standard 3/4" NPT threaded connections, making it easy to install in most systems.
Q: What is the advantage of the built-in shutoff valve?
A: The built-in shutoff valve allows for easy isolation of the drain, preventing leaks and making maintenance more convenient.
Routine Inspection:
Regularly check for leaks around the valve body and connections.
Valve Operation:Ensure the shutoff valve opens and closes smoothly. If it becomes stiff or unresponsive, lubricate the valve stem.
Sediment Removal:
Periodically use the drain valve to remove accumulated sediment and prevent blockages.
System Pressure:
Monitor the system pressure to ensure it remains within the recommended range to prevent valve damage.
Cleaning:
Keep the valve and surrounding area clean to prevent debris from affecting its operation.
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