Bell & Gossett 110190LF Pressure Reducing Valve B-38
Bell & Gossett 110190LF Pressure Reducing Valve B-38
Couldn't load pickup availability
TIPS Contract Vendor
We are an officially awarded purchasing cooperative vendor.
📋 Procurement & Shipping Notice
- LTL Freight Dispatch: Heavy commercial units ship directly via insured LTL carrier with delivery coordination included.
- Project Timelines & Submittals: Need guaranteed delivery dates, formal submittals, or tax-exempt processing?
👉 Request a Commercial Quote or contact our procurement team for direct freight scheduling.
Corporate Procurement & PO Processing
Formal Purchase Orders (POs) and tax-exempt ordering are accepted for commercial contractors and institutional facilities.
Apply for Trade Account & Terms →| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) | 110190LF |
| Model Designation | B‑38 |
A reliable pressure reducing valve ensures stable water pressure throughout commercial heating and cooling systems. The **110190LF** Bell & Gossett **B‑38** valve is engineered to reduce inlet pressure to a consistent 12 PSIG, protecting downstream equipment and optimizing system efficiency.
The valve uses a spring‑loaded diaphragm and a precise sizing port to automatically modulate flow as pressure fluctuates, maintaining the setpoint without the need for external controls. Its robust cast‑iron body and threaded connections provide durability in demanding plant environments.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Setpoint Accuracy: Maintains pressure within ±0.5 PSIG of the 12 PSIG setting.
- Maximum Inlet Pressure: Rated for up to 125 PSIG, allowing flexibility in high‑pressure installations.
- Flow Capacity: Supports typical commercial loop flow rates, ensuring stable performance under varying demand.
- Material Construction: Cast iron body with brass internal components for corrosion resistance.
⚠️ Application Profile: Ideal for boiler feedwater pressure control, chilled water distribution, HVAC plant loop regulation, and fire protection system pre‑action pressure management.
