Yes, this pressure relief valve is suitable for steam. If you want more specs, please check out this link to Watts' page: https://www.watts.com/products/plumbing-flow-control-solutions/relief-valves/asme-safety-valves/335/m335m2-030-34
Yes, this pressure relief valve is suitable for steam. If you want more specs, please check out this link to Watts' page: https://www.watts.com/products/plumbing-flow-control-solutions/relief-valves/asme-safety-valves/335/m335m2-030-34
This relief valve has a 30psi setpoint, which is typical for boilers. As long as the BTU capacity meets or exceeds that of the boiler it should work fine.
Typically relief valves will drip or leak when the pressure in the system is nearing, but not reaching the valve set point. If this is the case, the new one would leak as well because there is a problem elsewhere in the system.
Yes, so long as the BTU capacity meets or exceeds that required by the boiler manufacturer.
It depends on the piping/threading to which you plan to connect the valve. Male connections would be needed to connect to female threads, etc.
supplyhouse used the same picture to describe both the male and female m335m2 relief valve. it is my opinion that the female would appear to have both female inlet and outlet. The picture shows the male which has a male inlet and female outlet. calling the sales rep when you place the order is normal procedure. happy holidays.