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S45-1986, S45-1987, S45-1989, S45-1990 Installation
10/25/10
Bradley Corporation • 215-1444 Rev. E; ECM 10-05-062A
Installing Valves on Halo Units
IMPORTANT
To prevent an ice patch hazard, Bradley recommends that
discharge from the valve be directed through a hose or piping
to the waste. Discharge hoses or piping should be short so that
there is no standing water that may freeze.
To prevent restriction in the tube, make sure the pipe tie straps
are snug around the tube and piping but not overtightened.
For best results units should be top supplied when using scald
and freeze valves.
Item Part No.
Qty. Description
1
S45-1703
1
Freeze Protection Valve
S45-1702
1
Scald Protection Valve
2
S27-329
1
Ball Valve, ½" Drilled
3
169-838
1
Tee, ½" NPT
4
113-006LG
1
½" NPT Close Nipple
5
145-204
1
Compression Fitting
6
269-783C
1
Tube,
³⁄₈
" Supply (36")
7
269-147
2
Cable Tie
8
169-862
1
Elbow,
½" NPT Street
Install the freeze or scald protection valve at a low
point or where the water will tend to be static or
“dead leg.”
NOTE: Point the valve(s) downward to allow for
drainage (the flow should be in the direction
shown on the valve’s nameplate
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3
1
2
5
4
6
8
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