Maxitrol R400Z-3/8 Regulator
The Maxitrol R400Z-3/8 is a professional-grade zero governor gas regulator designed for high-precision air-gas mixing and flow control in commercial burner systems. Utilizing a double diaphragm balanced valve design, this unit maintains exceptionally steady outlet pressure despite significant fluctuations in inlet conditions. The R400Z-3/8 features a 3/8" NPT connection and is engineered for applications requiring atmospheric pressure regulation, such as nozzle mixers, proportional premixers, and infrared heaters. This model is CSA certified for 1/2 PSI maximum inlet pressure and has been Maxitrol tested for operation up to 1 PSI. The rugged aluminum die-cast housing and corrosion-resistant internal components ensure durability in demanding mechanical environments, while the high-quality synthetic rubber diaphragms provide reliable performance across a wide ambient temperature range. Note that the R400Z-3/8 is technically identical to the R400Z-3/8-1PSI-UL, making it a drop-in natural gas regulator replacement for systems requiring UL-certified performance levels.
Key Benefits for Contractors- Precise Pressure Control: The zero governor logic allows for accurate outlet pressures close to atmospheric levels, essential for proportional premixers.
- Balanced Valve Construction: Eliminates inlet pressure effect on the valve, ensuring consistent gas flow control even during supply surges.
- Compact Footprint: The double-diaphragm architecture allows for a smaller physical profile without sacrificing flow capacity.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for natural, manufactured, mixed, and LP gas-air mixtures in both main burner and pilot load setups.
- Multi-Poise Mounting: Designed for flexible installation, though upright mounting is recommended for optimal sensitivity.
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