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The WABCO Air Brake Pressure Protection Valve serves as a vital safeguard for the pneumatic system by closing off auxiliary air lines if the primary reservoir pressure drops below a critical safety threshold. By prioritizing the air supply for the service brake and emergency circuits, the WABCO R90555398 prevents a leak in a non-essential accessory—such as an air seat or sleeper slide—from draining the entire vehicle's air supply. This valve is engineered with a corrosion-resistant internal spring and poppet assembly that remains closed until the system reaches its pre-set opening pressure, ensuring the driver always has sufficient braking force available before secondary systems are activated. Its inline design and robust housing make it a standard choice for heavy-duty vocational trucks where multiple air-powered tools and accessories are integrated into the main chassis plumbing.
Pressure Protection Valve
| Weight | 0.53 |
| Max. operating pressure | 155.19 psi |
| Max. operating pressure | 155.19 psi |
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Whether it’s for cars, buses, trucks, or trailers, WABCO® is at the frontline at developing and providing products and systems to make vehicles safer and easier to control. Founded in 1869, WABCO is a major supplier of braking, stability, suspension and transmissions in the Americas and beyond. The company is recognized as introducing the modern air brake system in 1869, and continues to lead the industry in air brake design and production for the heavy duty and commercial vehicle sectors. Today, WABCO operates as a division of the German auto parts maker ZF and employs 16,000 employees in facilities in 36 countries worldwide.
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