Reliance Rwc Tenant Valve Advance - 1 Inch

The Reliance Valves Tenant Valve Advance is a high-performance combination valve engineered to con...

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The Reliance Rwc Tenant Valve Advance is an essential component for facility managers and plumbing professionals working in multi-occupancy buildings like high-rise apartments or commercial offices. Its primary benefit is the consolidation of multiple critical plumbing functions into a single, space-saving unit that simplifies both water pressure management and usage monitoring. While it offers superior efficiency and organization for complex water systems, it requires professional installation due to the technical nature of the integration process.

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Model Part Number105788
BrandReliance

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FAQs

Is this valve compatible with all piping materials?

It is designed for standard 1-inch plumbing connections, but always verify compatibility with your specific pipe material (e.g., copper, PEX) before installation.

Does this unit include a meter?

The Tenant Valve Advance is designed to facilitate the mounting and integration of a meter, but it is primarily the control housing; verify the specific meter compatibility for your utility requirements.

Can I install this horizontally?

Yes, the valve is versatile, but ensure that the orientation allows for easy access to the adjustment controls and the meter interface.

How often should this valve be inspected?

It is recommended to inspect the valve annually as part of your building's standard preventative maintenance program.

Does the valve require special tools for adjustment?

Standard plumbing tools are typically sufficient, though a pressure gauge is required to confirm the output setting accurately during adjustment.

Troubleshooting

Water pressure is too low downstream

Check if the isolation valve is fully open and inspect the integral filter/strainer for debris buildup.

Pressure fluctuations observed at fixtures

The pressure regulator internal diaphragm may be worn; consult a technician to inspect and potentially replace the cartridge.

Visible moisture around the valve body

Verify that all union joints are tightened to specifications and check that the seals haven't been compromised by chemical water treatment.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Reduces total installation footprint in compact utility areas
  • Streamlines maintenance tasks by consolidating multiple valve types
  • Protects downstream appliances with consistent pressure regulation
  • Ideal for standardized plumbing layouts in large residential blocks

Cons

  • Requires professional plumbing expertise for initial installation
  • Not intended for residential single-home plumbing retrofits
  • Higher initial unit cost compared to individual standard valves

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation must be carried out by a qualified plumber in accordance with local water regulations and building codes. Before installation, ensure the pipeline is flushed to remove debris that could obstruct the valve seat. The unit should be mounted in an accessible location to allow for future servicing and meter reading. For compatibility, this model is designed for 1-inch pipe diameters; confirm that your current riser layout supports this standard to avoid the need for unnecessary adapters. Periodic care involves inspecting the valve for signs of external mineral buildup or leakage at connection points. If pressure output noticeably drifts, a qualified technician should verify the pressure setting and clear any internal sediment accumulation.

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