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Pressure Relief Valve

FP-43T
400Y Series
Fire Protection
Buildings &
Construction

The BERMAD model 43T is an elastomeric, pilot operated, pressure-relief valve. Designed specifically for advanced fire protection systems and the latest industry standards.
The 43T prevents damage from over-pressure in piping systems, maintaining a preset upstream pressure limit regardless of pressure peaks and fluctuating conditions.
Due to exceptional reliability and low head loss, it is ideal for relief of fire pump discharge. The 43T dependably relieves excess system pressure to
sump or atmosphere, meeting all NFPA, UL, and FM requirements for fire pump service.
The 43T is also well-suited for maintaining foam concentrate discharge pressure for a balanced proportioning system.
As an option the 43T can be fitted with a valve position indicator that can include a limit switch suitable for Fire & Gas monitoring systems.

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FP-43T
  • Safety and reliability
    • Time proven, simple design with a fail safe actuation
    • Single piece rugged elastomer, VRSD technology
    • Obstacle-free, uninterrupted flow path
    • High discharge capacity
    • No mechanical moving parts
  • High performance
    • Fast, smooth response to pressure fluctuations
    • Very high flow efficiency
    • Approved for PN25 / 365 psi
    • Straight through Y type body
  • Specifically-designed for fire protection
    • Face-to-face length standardized to ISO 5752 EN 558-1
    • Meets the requirements of the industry standards
  • Quick and easy maintenance
    • In-line serviceable
    • Fast and easy cover removal

Typical Applications

  • Fire pump pressure relief
  • Foam concentrate recirculation
  • Centralized thermal pressure relief
  • Zonal safety relief

How FP-43T
is used in

Reliable, code-compliant fire system control and suppression.
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