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Model 3700 Series


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Model 3700 Series Low Pressure Line Regulator

Description
A general purpose line regulator designed for low inlet pressure and low delivery pressure applications with non-corrosive gases.
Applications
  • Control of constant fuel burner flame
  • Inert gas blanketing at low pressures
Design Features/Components
  • Zinc body
  • Rubber diaphragm
  • 2-1/2" delivery pressure gauge
  • Porous metal filter protects seat from contamination
  • Pressure adjusting screw protected by "security cap"

Materials of Construction
Gauges: Chrome plated brass
Body: Cast zinc
Bonnet: Die cast zinc
Diaphragm: Natural rubber
Seat: Natural rubber
Seals: Natural rubber

Specifications
Maximum Inlet Pressure: 250 psig (1,725 kPa)
Maximum Flow Rate:
(At 200 psig, N2):
Model 3701: Less Than 35 SLPM
Model 3702: 260 SCFH (123 SLPM)
Model 3703: 350 SCFH (165 SLPM)
Flow Capacity (Cv): 0.8
Operating Temperature: -40ºF to 150ºF (-40ºC to 65ºC)
Body Porting: 1/4" NPT female
Porting Configuration: 1 High, 1 Low
Shipping Weight: 7 lbs

 
Ordering Information
Model Delivery Pressure Range Delivery Pressure Gauge
3701 2-25" water column 0-35" water column
3702 0.5-5.0 psig 0-10-30 psig*
3703 5-10 psig 0-10-30 psig*
*Compressed resolution between 10-30 psig
NOTE: The Model 3700 Series cannot be supplied with CGA connections. Model 3701 has a built in relief valve; relieves at 16" to 39" water column above set pressure.
Model 3702 has a built in relief valve; relieves at 7 to 9 psig. Models 3702 and 3703 do not shut-off when adjusting screw is completely turned out.

Options
Model Description
6005-3232 Hose Assembly
(For connecting inlet of Model 3700 Series to outlet of other regulators)

 

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