
Altecnic
Altecnic 1/2 FxM Flow Limiter 5 Litres/min Yellow 534205
Altecnic 1/2 inch female x male flow limiter that caps flow at 5 litres per minute, colour-coded yellow.
£46.50
£38.75 ex. VAT · VAT at 20%
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Ordered by 4pm Mon–Fri, 10:30am Sat.
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Unused, in original packaging.
What it is
This is a 1/2 FxM flow limiter from Altecnic, part of the manufacturer's flow regulation range. It restricts the flow through a 1/2 inch female x male connection to a maximum of 5 litres per minute. The yellow colour coding identifies the 5 litres per minute rating within the range.
Signs this part needs replacing
- Flow at the outlet is higher than the 5 litres per minute rating the fitting is meant to hold.
- Flow rate becomes erratic or varies between outlets fitted with the same limiter.
- Visible scale, debris or mineral build-up on the restrictor or seating faces.
- Water weeps or drips from the female or male connection.
- The fitting no longer seats correctly or the flow control element is damaged.
Before you order
- Confirm the connection size and configuration: 1/2 inch female x male.
- Confirm the required flow rate is 5 litres per minute and that the yellow coding matches the rating needed.
- Check the condition of the mating threads and seals before fitting.
- Isolate and drain the relevant section of the system before removing the existing limiter.
No specification data held for this part.
| Make | Model / assembly | Reference | Years | Fitment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALTECNIC flow regulation | — | — | — |
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