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Prier P-154C 18" Hose Thread Anti-Siphon Vacuum Breaker Wall Hydrant; 1/2"CPVC Lead Free - P-154C18-LF LXMMPED low-friction-loss-design that has a pressure

Name: Prier P-154C 18" Hose Thread Anti-Siphon Vacuum Breaker Wall Hydrant; 1/2"CPVC **Lead Free** - P-154C18-LF LXMMPED low-friction-loss-design that has a pressure
Brand: augenlaser-experten-vergleich.de
SKU: 67973968073
Price: 87.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.625500000000001 (25 reviews)

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Description

Prier P 154C 18" Hose Thread Anti Siphon Vacuum Breaker Wall Hydrant; 1 2"CPVC **Lead Free** P 154C18 LF LXMMPED low friction loss design that has a pressure low friction loss design that has a pressure range of 10 150 psi and flow range of highlighted by an integral rubber cover that stays put to keep play areas safe The hydrant is connected to the supply piping in the heated portion of the structure It is available from stock in lengths close coupled to 24”

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