Description
Brass Boiler Drain, FIP
ASC / SCI Brass Boiler Drains provide a convenient manual shutoff and drain point for compatible non-potable water and general utility piping systems.
This brass boiler drain features a female iron pipe (FIP) inlet with a hose-thread outlet, providing a practical connection for draining, flushing, and other compatible utility applications.
Product Highlights
- ASC / SCI brass boiler drain
- Female iron pipe inlet
- Hose-thread outlet
- Manual shutoff operation
- Brass construction
- Designed for drain service
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Brass Boiler Drain |
|---|---|
| Brand | ASC / SCI |
| Product Family | Series 100 / 101 |
| Body Material | Brass |
| Inlet Connection | Female Iron Pipe (FIP) |
| Outlet Connection | Hose Thread |
| Operation | Manual |
| Primary Function | Shutoff / Drain Service |
| Potable Water Use | Not for Lead-Free Potable Water Applications |
Construction Details
The ASC / SCI boiler drain uses brass construction with a manually operated valve mechanism for controlling flow at drain and hose connection points.
The FIP inlet allows the boiler drain to connect to compatible male threaded piping or fittings, while the hose-thread outlet provides a convenient connection point for compatible hose assemblies.
The compact configuration makes the valve suitable for accessible drain points and general non-potable utility service where a manual outlet is required.
Boiler Drain Design & Typical Applications
Boiler Drain Design
- FIP inlet connection
- Hose-thread outlet
- Manual valve operation
- Compact brass body
- Drain-point configuration
Typical Applications
- Boiler drain points
- Non-potable water systems
- Utility piping systems
- System draining and flushing
- Compatible hose connections
Important Potable Water Notice
The manufacturer states that this product contains brass that does not meet federal and state requirements for drinking water.
Do not select this product for potable drinking-water service where lead-free compliance is required.
Installation & Selection Considerations
- Confirm the required FIP size.
- Verify hose-thread compatibility.
- Confirm system service requirements.
- Do not use where lead-free compliance is required.
- Use proper threaded-joint practices.
Use the ASC Series 100 & 101 data sheet to review boiler drain construction, connection details, specifications, and manufacturer application information before selecting the correct valve.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of valve is this?
This product is a brass boiler drain designed to provide a manual shutoff and drain point in compatible piping systems.
What inlet connection does this boiler drain use?
This configuration uses a female iron pipe, or FIP, inlet connection.
What type of outlet does the boiler drain have?
The boiler drain uses a hose-thread outlet for connection to compatible hose fittings.
What is a boiler drain commonly used for?
Boiler drains are commonly installed at accessible drain points for draining, flushing, and general utility service.
What material is this boiler drain?
The valve uses brass construction.
Can this boiler drain be used for drinking water?
The manufacturer states that the brass in this product does not meet federal and state requirements for drinking water. Do not use it where lead-free potable-water compliance is required.
What should I check before installation?
Confirm the inlet size, FIP connection, hose-thread outlet, system service, and applicable potable-water requirements.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm the required connection size, FIP inlet, hose outlet, intended service, and whether lead-free compliance is required.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- Confirm the required FIP size.
- Verify hose-thread compatibility.
- Confirm the intended system service.
- Check applicable lead-free requirements.
- Follow proper installation practices.
