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KESSEL Staufix SWA DN 125

Ready-to-install backflow preventer DN 125 for exposed wastewater pipes. With two mechanical backflow flaps and emergency shut-off valve for reliable protection against backflow of wastewater free of fecal matter.


  • Article number: 73125.10
  • Nominal diameter: DN 125
  • Outer diameter: 125 mm
  • Wastewater type: fecal-free
  • Backflow protection: Type 2
  • Emergency lock: yes
  • Dimensions (L × W × H): 645 × 350 × 422 mm
  • Weight: 11.1 kg
  • Standard: EN 13564


  • DN 125 for larger pipe cross-sections
  • Two self-closing flaps
  • Manually locking emergency release
  • Ready-to-install delivery
  • Tool-free maintenance
  • Convertible to Staufix FKA or Pumpfix F
  • Protective cover with clip closure
  • Backflow protection type 2 according to EN 13564


The KESSEL Staufix SWA DN 125 was developed for the reliable protection of drainage pipes against backflow. The two mechanical backflow preventers close automatically in the event of backflow, protecting the connected areas from flooding. Thanks to its ready-to-install design and tool-free maintenance, the system is equally suitable for new construction and renovation projects.


  • DN 125 for larger drainage systems
  • Ready-to-install version
  • Upgradeable to automatic premium solutions
  • Easy maintenance without special tools
  • Maximum safety thanks to double flap technology


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Manufacturer
KESSEL SE & Co. KG
E-Mail
info@kessel.de
Address
Bahnhofstraße 31
85101 Lenting
Germany
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