Brandoni Backflow Preventers are used to stop contaminated water or fluids from flowing back into clean water supplies. They are essential for protecting potable water systems in commercial, industrial, and HVAC applications.
It uses a system of dual check valves and a reduced pressure zone to block reverse flow. If pressure drops or reverses, the relief valve opens to discharge potentially contaminated water safely.
Yes, many Brandoni models are WRAS approved, making them suitable for use in UK potable water systems. Always check the specific model for certification.
An RPZ is a safety zone between two check valves where any backflow is released through a relief valve. It adds an extra level of protection by ensuring no contaminated water re-enters the clean water line.
Most models can be installed horizontally. For vertical installation, always refer to the manufacturer’s installation guide to ensure proper performance.
They are typically made from high-quality brass, bronze, or stainless steel, with internal components selected for corrosion resistance and long-term durability.
Brandoni offers a wide range of sizes, generally from DN15 (½") up to DN100 (4"), with both threaded and flanged connection options to suit different systems.
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Yes, smaller threaded models are suitable for residential use, especially where there is a risk of backflow from hose connections, heating systems, or irrigation systems.
A check valve allows flow in one direction but doesn’t protect against all types of backflow. A backflow preventer, especially with an RPZ, offers higher protection by actively releasing contaminated water if reverse flow occurs.
Selection depends on system size, pressure, flow rate, and local regulations. It’s best to consult technical specifications or speak with a knowledgeable supplier to ensure proper selection.