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HCV Check Valves: An Economical Water-saver that Eliminates Low Head Drainage for Sprinklers Located on Slopes

If you have ever been faced with a job site that features extremes in elevation, then you have first-hand knowledge about low head drainage. Unfortunately, a system that requires ups and downs to fit the landscape will find that the water in its pipes seeks out the low points when the system is at rest. That typically results in messy puddling at the heads located at the lowest elevation and, ultimately, wasted water on walkways. With the Hunter HCV, this will never be a problem again. Simply insert this remarkable little product between the riser and sprinkler head, then easily adjust to the proper check height. If you've ever used an HCV before, you know just how simple this is – it's the easiest to adjust drain check valve available and can handle elevation extremes up to 32 feet. However, what you probably don't know is that it is now constructed to schedule 80 specifications, making it more durable and long-lasting than ever.

Features & Benefits

HCV Check Valve
Adjustment access from top of valve
Allows adjustment through sprinkler body, before or after installation

Adjusts to compensate for elevational changes up to 32 feet
Maximum flexibility

Variety of inlet and outlet options
Reduces need for additional fittings

Meets schedule 80 specifications
Durable under high pressure

Models

HC-50F-50F – 1/2" Female inlet x 1/2" Female outlet
HC-50F-50M – 1/2" Female inlet x 1/2" Male outlet
HC-75F-75M – 3/4" Female inlet x 3/4" Male outlet

Dimensions

Overall height: 3" (8 cm)

HCV Pressure Loss Chart in PSI
HCV Pressure Loss Chart in PSI
HCV Pressure Loss Chart in Bars and kPa
HCV Pressure Loss Chart in Bars and kPA

 

 
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