- to protect drinking water against backflow of fluids up to and including category 4 according DIN EN 1717 / DIN 1988-100
- wetted parts made of stainless steel
- flange connection
- inlet and outlet with check cartridge
Fluid category 4 safety valves
KEMPER RPZ backflow preventers type BA protect drinking water from non-potable water up to and including fluid category 4.
Definition of fluid category 4 based on DIN EN 1717
Fluid that represents a health hazard for human beings through the presence of one or more toxic or very toxic substances or one or more radioactive, mutagenic or carcinogenic substances.
Practical use examples:
You can find more information on choosing the right safety valves in our guidebook.
RPZ backflow preventers are based on a three-chamber system with supply pressure, medium pressure and back pressure zones. The differential pressure controllers of the protection cartridge on the inlet side and the check valve (RV) on the outlet side ensure reliability and a high level of safety.
1. Rest position (under operating pressure)
If no removal of water occurs, the check and and bleeder valve are closed on the inlet and outlet sides.
2. Flow position
When water is being removed, the check valves on the inlet and outlet sides are open and the bleeder valve is closed.
3. Disconnection position
In the event of siphon backflow, the pressure on the inlet side drops. The bleeder valve reacts before the differential pressure falls below 140 mbar. The check valves on the inlet and outlet sides close, bleeder valve opens.