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Cleveland 105575 Steam Safety Valve W/ Brass 1/2" MPT X 1/2" MPT

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Special Price $92.10 Regular Price $195.12

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SKU

105575

Categories: Griddle & Grill Parts, Gas Grill Controls/Valves,

Manufacturer:

Cleveland

The Cleveland 105575 Safety Valve is an essential and efficient component that is needed to protect steam systems. Constructed from brass, this model comes with 1/2” MPT inlet and outlet threads for easy and firm connection. This kind of valve controls high pressure by opening and releasing the free steam avoiding damage to equipment and ensuring the safety of operations. Some of the advantages include; extended system life duration, protection from harm, and adherence to safety measures. Designed for industrial or food service use, it assures stable pressure control. It is quite a sturdy and efficient product and goes well with steam systems.

Dimensions

Length: 2.25 In
Width: 1 In
Height: 1 In
Weight: 0.26 lbs

Product Notes

Steam Safety Valve, 1/2" Mpt X 1/2" Mpt, 2-1/4" Long,
Brass, 3 Lb
Cleveland #2 Boiler Steam Model 24Cga10

Replaces Parts

CLEVELAND:

105575, 105575 OLD STYLE

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What maintenance is required for the Cleveland 105575 Safety Valve?

Inspect the valve body and spring for corrosion or debris. Test the operation periodically to ensure the valve opens at the correct pressure. Clean discharge paths and verify proper seating to prevent steam leaks and maintain safe appliance operation.

What are common issues with the Cleveland 105575 Safety Valve?

Steam is leaking from the seat.
Delayed pressure release.
Valve spring losing tightness.
Valve is sticking closed.

What maintenance is required for the Cleveland 105575 Steam Safety Valve W/ Brass?

Inspect valve for scaling and debris buildup regularly. Clean seating surfaces and verify brass fittings remain tight. Periodically test pressure relief to ensure proper operation. Proper maintenance reduces leaks and ensures consistent pressure control.

What are common issues with the Cleveland 105575 Steam Safety Valve W/ Brass?

pressure leakage at fittings.
valve sticking due to scale.
inaccurate pressure relief.
brass seat wear.
inconsistent steam discharge.
valve not opening at set pressure.
corrosion on internal components.
thread damage on MPT connections.
steam bypass when closed.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off the equipment, disconnect power, and allow all steam pressure to fully release.

Step2: Remove the existing safety valve using the appropriate wrench.

Step3: Clean the threaded connection and apply an approved thread sealant if specified by the manufacturer.

Step4: Thread the new steam safety valve into place and tighten securely without over-tightening.

Step5: Restore power, bring the unit to operating pressure, and inspect for leaks while confirming the valve is installed upright and operates correctly.