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The Wilkins 1" 350 Double Check Backflow Valve Assembly is designed to protect non-potable irrigation and industrial systems from backflow contamination. Compact and serviceable, the 350 provides low health-hazard protection while minimizing downtime with maintenance-friendly features.
Ideal for landscape irrigation and other non-potable systems where low-hazard protection is required, the Wilkins 350 balances dependable performance with straightforward maintenance. Refer to the supplied specification sheet for installation dimensions, test port locations, and local code requirements. For parts, service advice, or replacement cartridges, contact an authorized distributor or technical support.
Q: What is the Zurn Wilkins 1-350 used for?
A: It provides backflow protection in low-hazard, non-potable water systems like irrigation, preventing contaminated water from entering the clean water supply.
Q: What type of backflow device is the 1-350?
A: It is a Double Check Valve Assembly (DCVA), designed for protection against back-siphonage and backpressure in non-health-hazard applications.
Q: What are the key features of the 1" 350 model?
A: It includes a compact bronze body, dual check valves, full-port ball valves for isolation, and a serviceable design for easier maintenance and repair.
Q: Is it suitable for drinking water protection?
A: It is intended for non-potable or low-hazard systems; it is not used where high-hazard contamination protection (RPZ) is required.
Q: Does it reduce water pressure?
A: No, it is not a pressure-reducing valve. It only prevents reverse flow while maintaining normal system pressure.