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How Do You Know If You Have an Unsafe Safety Shutoff Valve?
Typically, a safety shutoff valve will prove itself unsafe only when it is required to function — as in during an emergency shutdown situation. At this point, prevention is no longer a choice, and a failure can be catastrophic.
What is an Agency Listing?
Safety shutoff valve manufacturers often seek agency (third-party) approval of their valves to meet local laws, codes or insurance regulations.
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