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6.0 GPM Flo-Trol Flow Regulator 1" FPT Female No Lead CDX6.0

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MSRP $146.50

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CDX6.0

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CDX6.0

Constant Flow Rates
Used with Booster Pump and Domestic Water Systems
NSF/ANSI 61 and 372 Certified
Stainless Steel Construction
Laser engraved flow rate and size

Overview

The 6.0 GPM Flo-Trol Flow Regulator is an automatic flow control valve designed to provide constant flow over a wide pressure range. It maintains flow within ±15% between 15 and 125 PSI and uses an internal flexible orifice with no moving parts. This model features a stainless steel valve body, a Buna-N orifice, a 1-inch female NPT connection, and NSF/ANSI 61 certified construction.

Specifications

More Information
Flow Rate	5
Discharge Connection	1" Female NPT
Material	Stainless Steel
Model #	CDX6.0
Manufacturer	Aqua Science
Shipping Weight	2

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FAQs

What flow rate is this regulator designed for?

This model is rated for 6.0 GPM.

What pressure range supports constant flow?

It maintains flow within ±15% between 15 and 125 PSI.

How does the regulator control flow?

It uses an internal flexible orifice that varies with applied pressure.

Does it have moving parts?

No, the internal controlling mechanism has no moving parts.

What is the valve body material?

The valve body is stainless steel.

What material is used for the orifice?

The orifice is Buna-N.

What connection type does it use?

It has a 1-inch female NPT connection.

Is this regulator certified?

Yes, the Buna-N orifice is NSF/ANSI 61 certified.

Installation Tips

Installation Brief

This Flo-Trol flow regulator installs inline to provide controlled flow through a 1-inch female NPT connection.

Confirm the regulator matches the required 6.0 GPM rating and 1-inch female NPT connection.
Depressurize the system before installation or replacement.
Install the regulator in the correct flow path for the system.
Secure the threaded connection and check that the unit is aligned properly.
Return the system to service and inspect for normal flow and leaks.