The APT® below grade intermediate piping sump is a multifunctional component in the underground flexible piping system. The IPS-2424 and IPS-3636 can be used as a containment sump for fittings when utilizing a tee between dispenser islands, for contained piping splices, or for line branching points. These sumps are ideal for a low point sensor chamber between USTs and dispenser islands where required.
Ball float vent valves are used in conjunction with extractor vent valves in the Stage I vapor riser or tank vent lines on underground storage tanks. The ball float vent valve will restrict vapor venting should a full tank condition occur and protects against product mixing and vapor locks due to vent pipe flooding. WARNING: 308 Series float vents should not be used with suction pump systems. For use on gravity drop systems only. Do not use with pump-off unloading. Do not use with coaxial Stage I vapor recovery drop tubes.
The economical EBW™ brand 402 Series utility nozzle is constructed of high tensile strength aluminum alloy. Its angled design allows more efficient fueling positions by reducing hose wear and pinch points.
APT® ducted double wall rigid entry boots allow you to create watertight connections between APT® 4” XP pipe and double wall fiberglass containment sumps. These boots are easily installed to the sump wall using adhesive (included) without the additional messy fiberglass work required. Rigid entry boots require only a single 3 ¾" entry hole for installation, eliminating the time-consuming process of drilling multiple holes as well as the templates they require.
FLEX-ING™ brand ball valves provide in-line product flow shutoff, making testing and inspection of equipment easy. Incorporating ball valves into the installation of your pipework system up front can save you on time, labor and dispenser shutdown costs for years to come. The use of ball valves allows you to isolate and shut down the flow of product to specific system components so you can perform maintenance or inspection on only the desired components, while the rest of the system remains in operation.
Communication/Intercom Secondary Disconnects are designed to expand the number and type of circuits that can be disconnected. They are used for intercom wiring and can also be used to disconnect additional communication conductors connected to a dispenser.
UPP® dispenser sumps feature a rigid 8mm thick HDPE body with reinforced contoured structure and integrated rain lip allowing them to stand up to harsh forecourt conditions such as ground movement or hydrostatic pressure. The neck of UPP dispenser sumps can be trimmed to adjust for varying sump burial depths ensuring an efficient installation. In addition, the durable steel UPP dispenser sump top frames feature conduit entry points which allow conduit to enter the dispenser through the top frame without having to penetrate the sump wall. The galvanized steel stabilizer bars feature pre-drilled shear valve mount plates and spring channel nuts for quick mounting. UPP electrofusion entry boots allow you to connect UPP pipework directly to the dispenser sump, creating a solid, one-piece construction and eliminating potential leak paths.
The EBW 664 pressure regulator valve is designed to be used in conjunction with suction type dispensers connected to an aboveground storage tank. The pressure regulator valve prevents fuel from flowing to the pumping unit and flowing out the vent tube of the self-contained dispenser when the pump is not activated. The pressure regulator valve is a vacuum actuated valve which will not allow product flow until the suction of the pumping unit opens the valve. The valve closes by means of an internal spring when pumping is complete.
