Designed for non-potable water applications, the Homewerks 3/4 in. MHT X 3/4 in. FHT Brass Vacuum Breaker delivers reliable backflow protection where it matters most. Its solid brass construction stands up to outdoor environments, while the compact 3/4" MHT to 3/4" FHT connections simplify installation onto standard hose-thread lines.
Key features that set this vacuum breaker apart
- Brass body with lead-free construction for safer water handling and long-term durability
- 3/4" MHT to 3/4" FHT connections for straightforward integration with common hose-thread plumbing
- Maximum pressure: 125 psi and maximum temperature: 180°F, accommodating typical irrigation and cold-water circuits
- Bagged packaging for convenient storage and inventory management
- Sold as a single unit, ready to install where backflow prevention is required
Ideal applications
- Irrigation systems and landscape water lines where backflow protection is essential
- Outdoor hose connections and non-potable water features needing reliable backflow prevention
- Temporary or permanent non-potable installations in residential or light commercial settings
Why choose this Homewerks vacuum breaker
The Homewerks brass vacuum breaker is built to endure outdoor exposure while delivering dependable backflow prevention. With lead-free brass and standard 3/4" MHT and FHT ends, it integrates seamlessly into existing non-potable setups without the need for complicated adapters. It’s a practical, code-conscious choice for protecting your potable supply from contaminants in non-potable lines.
Installation and practical use tips
- Ensure the system is depressurized before installation.
- Apply thread sealant or Teflon tape compatible with hose-thread connections to the male MHT end; tighten securely without overtightening.
- Mount the valve in the correct orientation so that any relief flow would not cause backpressure issues in the line.
- After installation, slowly restore water pressure and inspect for leaks around both ends.
- Regularly inspect the device as part of routine irrigation or maintenance checks, especially after winterization or system cleaning.
