QUICK COUPLING VALVES Sample Clauses

QUICK COUPLING VALVES. A. Manufacture:
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QUICK COUPLING VALVES. New quick coupling valves, made specifically for recycled water use, should be 3/4-inch or 1-inch nominal size and of brass construction with a normal working pressure of 150 psi. The covers on all new quick coupling valves must be permanently attached and made of purple rubber or vinyl with the words “RECYCLED WATER” imprinted on the cover, and must be provided with a lock. To prevent unauthorized use, the valve should be operated only with a coupler different from couplers used on the potable water system. New quick coupling valves should be installed approximately 12 inches from walks, curbs, headboards or paved areas. All new and existing quick coupling valves must be identified with an identification tag and installed in a marked valve box. Quick coupler and valve box Gate Valves New gate valves should be installed in a marked valve box with crushed rock in the base and a notification tag on the valve operator. Remote Control Valves New and existing remote control valves should be installed in a marked valve box with crushed rock in the base and an identification tag on the operator. For each valve system, remote control valves should be adjusted so the most remote sprinkler heads operate at the pressure recommended by the manufacturer giving a uniform distribution of water.
QUICK COUPLING VALVES. A. Manufacturer: Xxxxxxx Industries model no. QB-00XXXXX00, lockable, 1”, 2-piece, yellow, or an approved equal by Rain bird or Hunter. Provide four keys

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