Would this flood guard be able to handle high temperatures? It would be used on floor drains from sterilizers with temperatures from 180-250 degrees.
1787196
Short answer yes. Long answer the basket is stamped steel with a rubber core, and the actual valve is just a rubber float valve. At your temps it would actually soften the rubber slightly causing it to make a better seal. I don't see why it would not hold up to at least 350 degrees. Around 350 the rubber would probably start to get too soft to actually hold back any back pressure coming up the drain.
1787197
We have used these items on several boiler room applications which receive discharge from steam and hot water boiler either from maintenance of relief blow off and have not had any issues. With that in mind , the areas will have installed them are only subject to intermittent back water in the drain lines.
1787198
I'm not an engineer, but if the drainage is of such high temperature, I doubt it. The rubber won't hold up.
101484
Yes, as long as the material can take the heat, 180 degree. I knew some of them are OK, but can't guarantee yours.
435073
i dont believe so , most likely it wont resist the extreme temperatures of a house fire . however it is great for keeping documents/valuables/dangerous items away from family memebers and friends. although if you threw it out of the 4th story of a building it would probably break right open. this is not for top level safety this is just for a hobbyist to keep certain items out of reach of others
2116357
The instructions say that it is safe to use up to 500 degrees. I guess caution should be used above that temperature as it may void the warranty.
1916083
I'm not sure for certain; however, this is an ALL PLASTIC item so the temperature alone would probably damage it. I would think the salt water application would be okay, assuming you flushed it with fresh water after use. I think you're going to need a more expensive "all brass" water meter for your particular application.
1152770
I used it in a crawl space for an outside spigot. But I don't see why it couldn't be used on a hot as well.
1088430
Thee. It hs a range about 30 degree F temp rang you are talking about is a thermal overload protection device
901001
We use it to transfer 5-30, 10-30 and 15-40 wt oil from drums to smaller containers. I wouldn't use it below 40-45 degrees.
1944664
It has standard dump hose fittings can't say about the 25 degree temps , sorry.
2139622
I don't see why water temp of 105 degrees would be any problem. The housing material appears to be capable to handle that water temp just fine. The pump works fine and is self priming. Very compact compared to others. Has very good pressure. Good price for a good pump.
991761
These are really heavy duty tarps. I'd expect them to handle just about anything within reason, including high heat and humidity.
2247667
not sure what to tell you if safety is the issue. +/-0.1 is a small window. if you just need to be within 70 - 90 degrees you'll be ok. I'm a mechanic and use one for heating and ventilation issues with excellent results. again if safety is not the issue I think it will work fine but my concern is the tolerance window is pretty small.
1689250
Yes, for something like water pump or thermostat gaskets, possibly a carburetor gasket. Wouldn't recommend it for high temperature applications.
934539
This item can be used for above-ground and in ground. I bought it for my in ground pool and it heat very well. It dose a outstanding job.
15424
this answer is similiar to the other answer you have gotten. my hose was a 5/8 inch industrial apex that can withstand up to 180 degrees. i live in tucson, arizona and the summer afternoons can cause any water left in the hose to 150 degrees or hotter.these washers will fit any typical garden hose coupler or any hose bid that is standard for yard or garden use.
443766
I haven't had a fire or flood so I can't say for certain. However, looking at the way it sealed inside and out, I'm fairly confident that it could resist quite a bit of water and/or fire for a short period of time.
1581873
Unless it gets below 40 degrees I would not worry about it. The unit is used to remove humidity which happens to most basements in the summer. I have one and love it. It took my humid basement where moisture was about 75 percent down to 40 to 45 in about a week. Would not be without it.