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There is a pressure reducing valve before the water meter; if your home's water pressure is low, you can adjust it(For high-rise users, do not adjust too much, lest the pressure be too high and damage the household water pipes)
Generally, counter-clockwise increases pressure, and clockwise reduces pressure
The principle is: the valve has a magnetic lock inside, and magnets need to be installed on the key. When placed on top, they create a repulsive effect between like poles, which then unlocks it, allowing it to turn.
If you don't understand, you can search on Douyin; there are people explaining it!
The valve looks like this
Installation requires 6 magnets with a 5mm diameter and a thickness of no more than 4mm. Before installation, test the magnetic poles of the pressure reducing valve; they must repel each other!
The back of the key has small holes, allowing the installed magnets to be pushed out.
Installation also requires two 3*12cm screws to push the pressure reducing valve. This part was not made into a printed part because the layer direction is the stress direction, which is very unstable.
Valves come in many sizes; currently, the top diameter of mine is about 7mm. Theoretically, valves with a diameter of 9mm or less can be used.
If your home has a larger valve, you can provide me with the parameters, and I will modify the size for you!
Operate the valve before the meter with caution!!!!
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Don't blame me if you break it-.-
Don't blame me if you break it-.-
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