Cleveland 222231 Steamer Vacuum Breaker 125 PSI 1/2" FPT

SKU: 222231 Brand:
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Parker Solenoid Valve, 120V, 1/4" Fpt
Cleveland

Description

The Cleveland 222231 Steamer Vacuum Breaker is a high-performance 1/2” FPT valve that helps to keep the system pressure within a safe range in order to protect the steam system against vacuum conditions. This valve is designed to withstand 125 PSI and it also helps to avoid backflow and negative pressure damage. It works by opening automatically once vacuum pressure is sensed so as to maintain system integrity. Especially applicable for steamers used in the kitchen, the advantages include protection against contamination, decreased need for maintenance, and increased safety through steady pressure and efficiency in steam operations.

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  • CLEVELAND:222231 ,CLE222231

Step1: Shut off steam supply and allow the unit to cool completely before servicing.

Step2: Relieve pressure from the system and remove the old vacuum breaker using the correct wrench.

Step3: Clean the pipe threads and inspect fittings for damage or corrosion before installation.

Step4: Apply approved thread sealant and install the new vacuum breaker securely without overtightening.

Step5: Restore steam supply slowly and inspect for leaks while confirming proper pressure relief operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Cleveland 222231 Vacuum Breaker?

    Clean and inspect the Steamer vacuum breaker regularly for mineral buildup and steam leaks. Check seals and gaskets for wear and replace if damaged. Ensure proper venting and secure connections to maintain safe steam system operation.

  • What are common issues with the Cleveland 222231 Vacuum Breaker?

    • Steam leakage due to worn or damaged seals.
    • Clogging from mineral scale buildup inside valve system.
    • Pressure loss or inconsistent vacuum breaking performance.
    • Corrosion or a steamer valve sticking causing operational issues.