3/4" Union Press Mixing Valve (Lead-Free), 85-175F Taco
3/4" Union Press Mixing Valve (Lead-Free), 85-175F Taco
3/4" Union Press Mixing Valve (Lead-Free), 85-175F Taco
3/4" Union Press Mixing Valve (Lead-Free), 85-175F
Brand: Taco
Part#: 5003-H3
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Description

Taco 5000 series mixing valve with union-style 3/4" copper press connections.

Features:
  • Lead-free, approved for potable water applications (meets NSF/ANSI 61 & 372)
  • ASSE 1017 listed
  • Tamper-resistant cap
  • Built-in check valve
  • Wide mixing temperature range allows for use in hot water plumbing (i.e. w/ water heater) and heating (radiant/baseboard) applications
  • Includes temperature strip for mixed water outlet pipe.

Technical Specifications:
  • Hot Supply Temperature: 120 - 180°F
  • Cold Supply Temperature: 39 - 80°F
  • Mix Temperature Range: 85 - 176°F
  • Factory set to: 115 - 120°F
  • Max Inlet Pressure: 230 psi
  • Max Variation in Supply Pressure: 20%
  • Accuracy of Outlet Temperature: +/- 3°F
  • Min / Max Flow: 1 gpm / 20 gpm
  • Approvals: cUPC Listed, ASSE 1017, and CSA B125.3.

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Necessary part 2021?
I was going to just set my aquastat for 120 degrees but saw numerous cases explaining why it is better to over heat the water and mix it with cold using one of these. So, I did the extra plumbing and now, my aquastat is set around 140 and this mixes it with cold. Easy install and seems like a quality item. It is made in China but I haven't had problems with their manufacturing recently. The fittings were threaded nicely. I adjusted it easily and now have great domestic hot water.
Size: 3/4" | Connections: Threaded
By Christian (from Thompson, CT) on 12/08/2021
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3/4" Union Sweat Mixing Valve (Lead-Free), 85-175F
On time, component as described
Size: 3/4" | Connections: Sweat
By Robert (from Dousman, WI) on 11/25/2020

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