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Watts Bypass Control Relief Valve 6268 50 psi
A bypass control relief valve with copper silicon alloy body, rated at 50 psi
- TypeOther
- Copper silicon alloy body resists corrosion
- 50 psi relief setting protects against overpressure
- Bypass control design regulates system pressure
- Model 6268 fits compatible Watts installations
- New condition ensures reliable out-of-box performance
Bypass Control Relief Valve 6268
The Watts 6268 is a bypass control relief valve preset to 50 psi. It is designed for plumbing systems that require automatic pressure regulation. The component suits installers and maintenance teams working on potable water or hydronic circuits.
Copper silicon alloy body under pressure
The valve body uses a copper silicon alloy chosen for corrosion resistance and strength. This material withstands sustained system pressure without deformation. The 50 psi setting governs the relief action continuously rather than in a momentary spike.
Direct mounting and inline service
The compact body threads into standard piping without brackets or special tools. Copper silicon alloy threads resist galling during assembly and disassembly. The straight-through pattern keeps flow restriction low during normal operation.
Highlights
- Copper silicon alloy body resists corrosion
- 50 psi relief setting protects against overpressure
- Bypass control design regulates system pressure
- Model 6268 fits compatible Watts installations
- New condition ensures reliable out-of-box performance
Specifications
| Brand | WATTS |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
Does the 50 psi relief valve make any noise or generate heat during continuous daily use?
The valve is a passive pressure-relief device with no moving electrical parts, so it operates silently and produces no measurable heat.
What plumbing connections or fittings must already be in place for the 6268 valve to install correctly?
The body is copper silicon alloy with standard NPT threads, so matching copper or brass pipe and thread sealant are required.
Will the 50 psi setting on the 6268 interfere with an older pressure-reducing valve already on the supply line?
The relief valve only opens when pressure exceeds 50 psi, so it works alongside an existing PRV without changing its regulation.
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