Bermad pressure reducing valves are precision-engineered devices used in fluid control systems to maintain a consistent and controlled downstream pressure in water supply networks or industrial applications.

These valves are designed to automatically regulate and reduce the incoming pressure from the upstream source to a predetermined lower pressure downstream. They ensure that the pressure within the system remains within the desired range, preventing potential damage to equipment or pipelines due to excessive pressure.

Bermad pressure reducing valves typically consist of a valve body, a control mechanism, and a diaphragm or piston. The valve body contains the inlet and outlet ports, while the control mechanism adjusts the position of the valve to regulate the flow and maintain the desired downstream pressure. The diaphragm or piston acts as the sensing element that reacts to changes in pressure and controls the valve's position accordingly.

These valves are available in various sizes and pressure ratings to suit different applications. They are commonly made of durable materials such as stainless steel or ductile iron, ensuring reliability and longevity in demanding environments.

Bermad pressure reducing valves are widely used in water distribution networks, irrigation systems, fire protection systems, and industrial processes where maintaining a consistent and controlled pressure is critical. Proper sizing, installation, and maintenance of these valves are essential for optimal performance and efficient system operation"