Review on 💧 Enhanced Water Pressure Control with Zurn Wilkins 34 70XLDU Pressure Reducing Device by Ron Josey

This model is definitely suitable for typical home use. Much better than Wilkins NR3XL. I've been using a 1" Wilkins NR3XL pressure reducing valve (their most basic model) on my plumbing for about 4 years. I've always been frustrated with the pressure drop on the simplest flow requirement. To put some numbers aside, my inlet pressure is about 100psi and I set the outlet pressure to 60psi.On the second requirement like flushing the toilet, the pressure dropped over 30psi (down to about 30psi).I've typically had an operating pressure of between 25-40psi at typical loading.I did some research and read that this model has much better throughput (i.e. less pressure drop when needed) I installed it and took new pressure readings under load Operating the kitchen sink faucet now results in a 3psi drop Add a toilet flush and add a sink run and the total drop is still less than 10psi Now I rarely see an operating pressure drop below 50p you The pressure is now much less variable.