Teddington KBB Alternative – Tesla SAFFIRE Remote Fire Valve 1/4″ 65 Degree 1.5m
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Tesla SAFFIRE Remote Fire Valve 1/4″ 65 degree 1.5m KFV6515
OFTEC recommendations BS 5410-1 & BS 799-5 state that all oil supply lines should be protected by a fully re-settable, remote acting fire valve that is approved to OFSE101:2015 and compliant with the OFCERT scheme.
Tesla Saffire Fire Valves have been developed to do just such a job, safeguarding the installation by shutting off the fuel from the oil line in the event of a fire.
The Saffire remote fire valve by Tesla UK Ltd is a capillary type fire valve, designed to shut off the oil supply line in the event of a fire. All Saffire fire valve models are suitable for use with suction or gravity fuel systems at 0.8bar (-12psi) vacuum and 2 bar (30 psi) positive.
Alternative to Teddington KBB Remote Fire Valve
Features:
- – Available in 65 or 90 degree
- – OFTEC approved
- – Suitable for Bio Fuels
- – Manual On/Off for servicing
- – Manual reset
- – 1/4″ BSP Parallel threads
- – Remote sensing
- – Conforms to BS 5410 Part 1
Specification:
| Capillary Length: | 1.5 metres |
| Connection to oil supply: | 1/4″ inches BSP FxF |
| Fuel Types: | Kerosene, Biofuel B30 + B50, Type D Gas Oil |
| Sensor: | Copper |
| Body: | 51mm long x 54mm high |
| Valve Body, Sensor Housing Spindle & Handwheel: |
Brass |
| Nominal Fuel Flow Rate: | Kerosene 56 l/h at 1 metre head 85l/h at 2 metre head Diesel 50 l/h at 1 metre head 76l/h at 2 metre head |
| Nominal Shut Down Temp: | 65°C |
Resetting Instructions
Should you need to reset your valve, a reset pin can be located on the black rubber bung. Push this pin in to reset.
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