6pcs Backwash Filter, Brass 1 Inch Water Pressure Reducer and Pressure Gauge, 3/4 Inch Water Pressure Reducer DN 20 Sediment Filter, Reusable Household Water Filter

3/4 inch pressure reducer with backflow filter: 1 inch water pressure reducer and pressure gauge, water pressure regulator features brass housing with stainless steel filter, 3/4" connection, 10 bar pressure gauge (maximum inlet pressure 8 bar), temperature resistance up to 70°C, compact design and washable micron filter. The filter features a corrosion-resistant brass valve body and stainless steel sieve, as well as a 3/4 inch half-threaded interface and 10 bar pressure gauge. The set is made of abrasion and corrosion resistant brass and has a high temperature synthetic spring cover, which effectively resists various kinds of corrosion caused by water vapor and heat. Pre-filtered sediment filter provides optimal filtration level. If dirt accumulates, the filter should be cleaned quickly. Regular cleaning and prolonged use effectively protect your health. Stainless steel filters provide an excellent filtration solution for water systems subject to extreme temperatures and pressure differences. Their excellent dirt retention capacity and efficiency allow for easier repeated cleaning cycles without compromising product integrity. The household pressure reducer can precisely adjust the water pressure (in steps of 1 bar). Equipped with intuitive pressure regulator and real-time monitoring indicator, it effectively eliminates pipe noise, high water consumption and insufficient hot water supply problems. If impurities accumulate in the pre-filter, simply place a water collection container under the drain valve and regularly drain the wastewater to maintain system performance.It is usually enough to clean it once every 10 days to a month. The 40 micron pre-filter features a compact and smart design that saves space and ensures water safety throughout the home (including washing machines, water purifiers, etc.). It can be installed horizontally or vertically and requires sufficient space for maintenance. During installation, a safety valve must be installed behind the pressure reducer to ensure the tightness of the system.