Does the Pilot reduction valve for compressed air REG P, SKILLAIRÂ® series require filtered air and is a small air bleed normal during operation?

Pilot reduction valve for compressed air REG P, SKILLAIRÂ® series does require filtered air and a small air bleed during normal operation. The product description recommends using filtered air, and it states that the presence of a slight air bleed is necessary for proper function and is not a sign of damage (this is typical for large-sized pressure reducing valves).

Can the Pilot reduction valve for compressed air REG P, SKILLAIRÂ® series handle inlet pressures up to 13 bar and what are the available output pressure ranges?

Pilot reduction valve for compressed air REG P, SKILLAIRÂ® series can handle supply (inlet) pressures up to 13 bar. Available output pressure ranges are: 0â2, 0â4, 0â8 and 0â12 bar.

Is the slight air bleed from the Pilot reduction valve for compressed air REG P, SKILLAIRÂ® series indicative of damage or normal operation?

The slight air bleed from the Pilot reduction valve for compressed air REG P, SKILLAIRÂ® series is normal and not indicative of damage. This pilot-operated pressure reducing valve relies on a small bleed to function correctly, providing high accuracy and low hysteresis by minimizing friction. A slight continuous leak is typicalâespecially in larger-sized pressure reducing valves (series 400)âand necessary for proper regulation. To ensure optimal performance and reduce wear, use properly filtered air.

Pilot reduction valve for compressed air REG P, SKILLAIR® series

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Additional information

Maximum operating temperature [°C]	50

The pilot-operated pressure reducing valve REG P, SKILLAIR® series, is used to maintain air pressure wherever high accuracy of setting is required under varying working conditions. The valve has practically eliminated friction, which results in the aforementioned high accuracy and low hysteresis. The presence of a slight air bleed is necessary for the proper operation of the valve and is not a sign of damage. Typical for large-sized pressure reducing valves (series 400). It is recommended to use filtered air. Size: 1/4″. Output pressure range: 0÷2, 0÷4, 0÷8, 0÷12 bar. Supply pressure: up to 13 bar. Operating temperature: up to +50°C. Connection: BSP female thread 1/4″. Pressure gauge connection: BSP female thread 1/8″. Flow rate: 140 l/min (at an inlet pressure of 6 bar Δp = 1 bar).

List of product variants

Article number	Product variant name	DN	BAR	Availability	Actions
MW-3206001	Pilot-operated pressure reducing valve REG P 1/4 02 (SKILLAIR)	-	-	In stock	Enquiry
MW-3206002	Pilot-operated pressure reducing valve REG P 1/4 04 (SKILLAIR)	-	-	In stock	Enquiry
MW-3206003	Pilot-operated pressure reducing valve REG P 1/4 08 (SKILLAIR)	-	-	In stock	Enquiry
MW-3206004	Pilot-operated pressure reducing valve REG P 1/4 012 (SKILLAIR)	-	-	In stock	Enquiry

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The pilot-operated pressure reducing valve REG P, SKILLAIR® series, is used to maintain air pressure wherever high accuracy of setting is required under varying working conditions. The valve has practically eliminated friction, which results in the aforementioned high accuracy and low hysteresis. The presence of a slight air bleed is necessary for the proper operation of the valve and is not a sign of damage. Typical for large-sized pressure reducing valves (series 400). It is recommended to use filtered air. Size: 1/4″. Output pressure range: 0÷2, 0÷4, 0÷8, 0÷12 bar. Supply pressure: up to 13 bar. Operating temperature: up to +50°C. Connection: BSP female thread 1/4″. Pressure gauge connection: BSP female thread 1/8″. Flow rate: 140 l/min (at an inlet pressure of 6 bar Δp = 1 bar).