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ProTool Thermal Relief Valve 3/8in Pressure Washer

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  • Protects the pump from damaging heat build-up while it is in bypass mode by releasing the water outside the pressure washer
  • The thermal relief valve, sensing a rise in temperature, opens and discharges a small amount of heated fluid
  • This allows cooler water to enter the system and cool the pump.
  • When the trigger gun is operated again then the cooler water that enters the pressure washer will cause the valve to close immediately

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Item #: 74-7226  UPC : 00669893044999  MPN : 100560

$472.10

$538.20

 
 
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Thermal Relief Valve General Pump 3/8in npt

Protects the pressure washer pump from heat build-up damage while it is in bypass mode
When the operator is not spraying and no water is being released  the unloader will bypass the pump water back into the pump, prolonged bypass mode heats the water and this thermal relief valve will open to dump the heated water allowing cooler water to be drawn into the pump  

Brand: General Pump
Equipment Type: Pressure Washer
Temperature: 140° F.
Inlet: 3/8" Male Thread (NPT)


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