HydroSure Pressure Reducer - 1.4 Bar

The HydroSure Pressure Reducer can handle a maximum working inlet pressure of 7 Bar (approximately 100 PSI).

This reducer is specifically designed for low-pressure irrigation systems like Micro Drip, Spray, or Soaker Hoses. Using it with a standard garden hose might result in very low flow, and it's not intended for those applications.

No, this model provides a fixed output pressure of 1.4 Bar (20 PSI). It is not designed with adjustable settings.

If your system uses components like Micro Drip emitters, fine spray heads, or soaker hoses, and you have average to high household water pressure, this reducer is recommended to prevent damage and ensure optimal performance.

1.4 Bar is approximately equal to 20 PSI.

No special tools are typically required. The reducer screws directly onto a standard 3/4" BSP tap by hand. You may use pliers gently for a final tighten if needed, but avoid over-tightening.

Ensure the outdoor tap is fully turned on. Check that the tap thread and the reducer are correctly aligned and screwed on tightly. Verify that the irrigation system connected to the reducer is not blocked.

Turn off the tap. Re-tighten the connection between the tap and the pressure reducer. Ensure the tap's thread is clean and undamaged. If leaks persist, consider using a thread seal tape or checking the tap's seal.

Confirm the inlet water pressure is sufficient (above 1.4 Bar). Clean any debris from the inlet side of the reducer. Check the entire irrigation system for blockages or leaks beyond the reducer.

Verify the reducer is indeed the HydroSure 1.4 Bar model and not a different component. Ensure it is correctly installed and functioning. High mains pressure rarely exceeds 7 Bar, so a fault in the reducer is unlikely if properly installed; confirm system requirements.