Watts LF70A Brass Hot Water Extender Mixing Valve, 3/4 Inch, Solder End Connections, Stainless Steel Springs and Dial Adjustment Cap, Easy to Maintain, Remove and Replace

The Watts LF70A Series hot water extender mixing valve is engineered for domestic water supply systems, making it a suitable choice for tankless heaters, water heaters, and solar applications, particularly when installed at or near the boiler or hot water heater. This valve is designed to regulate and maintain water temperature efficiently, enhancing system performance. Constructed with a pure assembly, this mixing valve ensures safe and compliant operation. It features a brass body, solder connections, a thermostat, stainless steel springs, and a dial adjustment cap. This design promotes safety and durability in residential water systems. The mixing valve comes with comprehensive features, including a 3/4" hot water inlet (operating within a temperature range of 120 to 160°F), a 3/4" cold water inlet (operating between 40 to 85°F), and a 3/4" mixed outlet. All connections are solder type, which ensures a robust and leak-proof installation. The product also includes an easy adjustment dial cap for straightforward temperature regulation. Installation and maintenance are user-friendly, thanks to the valve's hydraulically operated thermostat assembly. This assembly is designed for easy maintenance, removal, and replacement. It features a spring-loaded check valve in the cold water inlet that facilitates effective mixing of hot and cold water. The thermostat can be replaced as a unit, simplifying service and ensuring continued optimal performance. At Watts, our family of brands offers one of the most varied product lines in the world. We have everything you need to get the job done. Everything we design is made to keep the Earth's most precious resource safer, cleaner, and more useful for our customers. From melting ice on entire city blocks from the ground up, to filtering safe drinking water in isolated, weather disaster zones, you need water and water needs Watts.