A Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) is a plumbing device installed in main water supply lines to automatically reduce high, fluctuating municipal water pressure to a safe, steady level (typically 40–80 PSI). It protects your home’s plumbing, faucets, and water heaters from damage caused by excess
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It maintains fluid pressure at a lower value than the supply pressure. Therefore, the fluid pressure before passing through the PRV will always be greater than the pressure after passing through the PRV. The PRV’s function is to reduce fluid pressure to meet system specifications, or to ensure safety and security.
