Cash Acme Relief Valve, NCLX-5, Temperature and Pressure, 3/4 in, Bronze Body, 150 psi, 210 F

Keeps your water heater protected with steady temperature and pressure relief.

Built for domestic water heater applications that need a reliable hand.

Product Overview:

When a water heater runs hot and pressure starts climbing, you want a valve that just gets on with it. The Cash Acme NCLX-5 does that work in a plain, dependable way. It fits domestic water heater and storage tank setups, with a cast bronze body and internal parts that stand up to mineral deposits and galvanic corrosion. You get automatic reseating after either temperature or pressure relief, so the system settles back down without fuss. Picture the tank doing its job, hear the quiet confidence of a proper reset, and feel a little less tension in the room. That is the good part.

Key Features:

• Temperature and pressure protection: It watches both sides of the problem, so your heater has a clear release path when conditions get out of hand.
• Bronze body construction: The cast bronze body gives it a solid feel and helps it hold up in everyday plumbing service.
• Mineral deposit resistance: The inert thermal element coating helps keep liming from sticking around, which is a small thing until it is not.
• Automatic reseating: After relief, it resets on its own, so the valve does its part and gets back to work without extra drama.
• Test lever included: The standard lever gives you a straightforward way to check operation, which makes field work a bit less of a guessing game.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: CASH ACME
• Model Number: 15836A-0150
• Dimensions: 3/4 In. inlet size, 3/4 In. outlet size, 1-3/16 In. shank length
• Material/Finish: Bronze body
• Format/Type: Relief Valve
• Compatibility/Use: Water heaters and storage tanks
• Warranty: Every valve is tested for performance prior to shipping

Set this in place and you get a valve that handles the heat, manages pressure, and keeps the tank behaving itself. If you want a cleaner, calmer setup, this one is worth a close look, yes?

Up to 210 Deg. F and 500,000 BTU/Hr. at 150 psig.