49816283C Ingersoll Rand Pilot Unloader Check Valve T30 Gas Power Air Compressor
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About this product
This is an Ingersoll Rand Pilot Unloader Check Valve (49816283C), suitable for T30 Gas Power Air Compressors. Constructed from durable metal with a brass exterior finish, it's designed for reliability. It features a 0.5-inch National Pipe Tapered inlet connection and a 0.63-inch FNPT outlet connection. Weighing 1.61 pounds and made in the USA, this component ensures proper air pressure regulation and system unloading in compatible compressor setups.
Our take
As someone who maintains gas-powered compressors, this Ingersoll Rand pilot unloader check valve appears to be a robust and essential component. The metal construction with a brass finish suggests good durability, which is critical for a valve in this application. The specific inlet (0.5" NPT) and outlet (0.63" FNPT) connection sizes mean you'll need to confirm compatibility with your T30 Gas Power Air Compressor. It's made in the USA, which some users might see as a benefit for quality control. This isn't a universal part, but for the correct Ingersoll Rand model, it looks like a solid replacement.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Durable metal construction
- Brass exterior finish
- Made in the USA
- Specific for T30 Gas Power Compressors
Cons
- Specific connection sizes limit compatibility
- High price for a single valve
Specifications
- Outlet Connection Size 0.63 Inches
- Part Number NG13p1
- Package Dimensions 4.84 x 4.29 x 2.32 inches
- Inlet Connection Type National Pipe Tapered
- Item model number NG13p1
- Material Metal
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
- No
- Inlet Connection Size
- 0.5 Inches
- Brand
- Unbranded
- Item Package Quantity
- 1
- Batteries Required?
- No
- Outlet Connection Type
- FNPT
- Manufacturer
- Conrador
- Exterior Finish
- Brass
- Item Weight
- 1.61 pounds
- Country of Origin
- United States
- Batteries Included?
- No