Firefighter Gas Safety AGV-75 3/4" Horizontal Valve

$ 99.00

Score By Feature

Based on 23 ratings

Delivery

9.56

Satisfaction

9.51

Customer service

9.33

Giftable

9.36

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Product Description

Protect yourself against the hazards of firefighter gas

This is AN-75

Valves for the protection of gas sources

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to reset it by the home owner?

If you want to reset the screw, you can simply turn the screw in the direction indicated on You will not be charged a fee by your gas provider by doing this. I am instructed not to reset my gas meter by my gas provider. In some cases, however, you may prefer to do it yourself if you are very careful to make sure that it is safe to do. Be sure that no gas has escaped in the area, the pilots should all be lit properly so that no gas escapes, no gas lines should be ruptured,

The vertical unit has a glass inspection port. Does this one too?

It is my understanding that it is.

It works well with propane at the Can I use 5 pounds of pressure as a minimum?

There is no problem using this Firefighter valve with Propane. Five pounds of pressure is the minimum. If there is a 5 shake, the glass will break. In the presence of a Class 4 safety valve (Richter scale), the propane gas flow will be cut off.

Can the models of the service lines be sized either for outside or inside dimensions of the service line? For instance, would the unit of 1" be able to fit a service line measuring 1" outside diameter?

It is a totally incorrect answer from the seller. * For regular steel gas pipe, the size refers to the nominal (not accurate) INSIDE diameter. The inner diameter of a half inch is 7/8 inch, and the inner diameter of a 3/4 inch is 1" Approximately one inch is one eighth inch outside and one inch is one inch inside I measured the pipe at 3/4" outside. Then, I divided it by 3, based on the length of a single wrap of paper around the pipe. A diameter of 14 will give an approximate measurement.

Selected User Reviews For Firefighter Gas Safety AGV-75 3/4" Horizontal Valve

We've been told it's recommended by our condo Considering that we live in earthquake country, we have a handy wrench hanging near the gas meter that can be used if necessary to shut off the gas

5/5

Here is a better way to do it By shaking the handle you are able to turn the gas off. The process of plumbing it in was relatively easy. In the same company, they sell a bracket to mount it on, but it's aesthetically unsightly so I made my own out of stainless square tubing. Although you're not required to bracket it to your home, you should make sure you do it In a sense, that's how this is intended to work.

Ellie Howard

| Apr 16, 2021

We are in earthquake country with peace of mind

5/5

Now that I have installed several of these, I take about an hour to do it. It is great to have this!.

Faye Berger

| Oct 06, 2020

I like this small device, and it seems to be a good replacement for a 20-year-old device that failed and prevented Checked the Internet for reviews of the earthquake shut-down We tested this off devices and found it to be good

5/5

took only a few minutes for a plumber to install. Ultimately, the validity of the experiment will be determined by the results It works well when a big shaker hits, but what about when it doesn't?.

Georgia Gates

| May 17, 2021

I highly recommend this product

5/5

This product complies with LA codes pertaining to seismic gas shutoffs, and its The pros are The software is easy to install and reset. The cons are None
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Luka Bond

| Sep 07, 2020

This apparatus had a leak, but this one is much better made and made in the In my dad's case, I had to replace the Earthquake Gas Safety valve since the one he had was made of plastic and had a leak and this one is way more sturdy, like all made in the

5/5

Kenzo Shepherd

| Oct 12, 2020

The installation took less than a minute

5/5

This will save you a lot of money. The installation took less than a minute. Several days from now, you will be able to live in your own house.

Sylvie Cummings

| Mar 31, 2021

if it works by pulling a lever during an earthquake

5/5

I have no doubt it will work when needed, because it is fairly straight forward in how it works. As far as installation and setup are concerned, I found it to be very straightforward.