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Pyronics 5101-20-BZR, 2-1/2" Inlet Balanced Zero Regulator

Pyronics 5101-20-BZR, 2-1/2" Inlet Balanced Zero Regulator
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Pyronics 5101-20-BZR, 2-1/2" Inlet Balanced Zero Regulator

Pyronics 5101-20-BZR, 2-1/2" Inlet Balanced Zero Regulator

SKU: 5101-20-BZR
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5101-20-BZR

The 5101-20-BZR is a balanced zero regulator that has a 2-1/2" inlet and outlet connections with 0.1 W.C. accuracy for low flow & 0.3 W.C. for full flow.  It has a 14" W.C. maximum pressure differential, 2 psi maximum inlet pressure, and up to 150°F operating temperature.

The balanced zero regulator is suitable for combustion systems such as proportioning pre-mixers, nozzle mixers, and mixing tees for positive or negative combustion chamber pressures.  The unit provides accurate heated gas pressure delivery over the full flow range.

The 5101-20-BZR replaces part number 20-BZR-20.

Easy to install and mounted in a stem-up position within a horizontal line.  It also features a large diaphragm-actuated valve assembly that is balanced at almost zero pressure.

Inlet Connection Size 2-1/2"
Outlet Connection Size 2-1/2"
Turndown 200:1
Maximum Inlet Pressure 2 psi
Maximum Pressure Differential 14" W.C.
Operating Temperature 150°F (65°C)
Low Flow Accuracy 0.1" W.C. (± 0.25 mbar)
Full Flow Accuracy 0.3" W.C. (± 0.76 mbar)

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The actual part number I am looking for is a Pyronics 20-BZR-20, is that what this is? The regulator needs to have a 2 1/2 and a 2 1/2 outlet.
Asked on Jul 13, 2018 by Billy from Galena Park, Texas
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The 20-BZR-20 is an older number that represented a 2-1/2" inlet and a 2-1/2" pipe size outlet.  It uses the numbering system that 8 equals 1", 12 equals 1-1/2", 16 equals 2", 20 equals 2-1/2, 24 equals 3" etc, etc.  In 1979, Pyronics issued Bulletin 5101 that superseded a November 1977 Bulletin on the product.  Since then, the BZR series were designed with the same inlet and outlet, thus for your case, you are okay with the 20 BZR as it has a 2-1/2" inlet and 2-1/2" outlet.

 
Replied on Jul 13, 2018 by Ori from Industrial Stores