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Low Pressure Pressure Reducing

Low Pressure Pressure Reducing Regulators control pressure downstream of the valve and feature lower set point options than the standard Pressure Reducing Regulator.

These valves are classified as intermittent venting (non-bleed), and meet most producer's emissions standards.

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