Suppression Valve The suppression valve is designed to dampen pressure fluctuations in fluid piping systems. By reducing surges and water hammer, it protects pipes, fittings, pumps, and other components while providing steadier flow. Key benefits Reduces pressure spikes and water hammer to preserve system integrity Protects pumps, valves, and fixtures from surge damage Quiet operation and steadier flow improve overall system performance Simple inline installation with standard connections Durable construction with multiple material options for longevity Available in multiple sizes to fit common pipe diameters Function and compatibility Function: inline valve that senses pressure changes and modulates flow to dampen spikes Compatibility: designed for standard piping configurations with common connection types; suitable for a range of fluid systems Size and materials Size: available in multiple sizes to fit standard pipe fittings Materials: brass, stainless steel, and other corrosionresistant variants (depending on model) Performance Delivers consistent flow and reduced noise in the presence of fluctuating pressures Built to withstand regular operation in typical domestic, commercial, and light industrial applications Materials and maintenance Durable construction for long service life Low maintenance requirements with straightforward, fieldfriendly installation and inspection Installation scenarios Residential plumbing: protects water heater and fixtures from water hammer when appliances cycle on Commercial buildings: stabilizes pressure in branch lines and flow fixtures to reduce wear and noise Irrigation and process lines: maintains steady pressure in pumpfed and gravityfed systems, reducing line stress and maintenance Notes Model availability may vary by size and material; confirm compatibility with your pipe size and system requirements Follow manufacturer guidelines for proper installation, pressure ratings, and testing after installation