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Wednesday, May 14th 2008, 7:45pm
SPINKLER BODY W/ BUILT-IN PRESSURE REGULATOR
Would you be able to blow out a system (winterize) made up of sprinkler bodies with a built-in pressure regulator ( 40 PSI) ?
I ask because the air pressure that would be injected into the lines to clear them of water, would be greater than the 40 PSI regulated pressure (at the out-let).
I ask because the air pressure that would be injected into the lines to clear them of water, would be greater than the 40 PSI regulated pressure (at the out-let).
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