Does a pressure reducing valve reduce flow? - Let's look at high and low demand

The second video of a two focusing on PRVs.
In this video we're focusing on high and low demand and picking the most appropriate PRV for the job!
Take a look at the Altecnic range:
www.altecnic.co.uk/domestic/p...

[@thementalgasman3tgasmainte317]

Great video and great explanation

[@altecniclimited947]

Thank you!

[@SuperWayneyb]

Great explanation 🤘😎🤘

[@altecniclimited947]

Thanks Wayne!

[@ngocehgayabebas2118]

Thank you

[@jaimecano1771]

Only words, the explanation with water is surely better.

[@MrXuiKoh]

can shot video with PRV IN parallel and how the input and output PSI will be.

[@andrewmillwardwatford9410]

Did you mean to say 50kpa higher for the small valve ?

[@aryehelectricalltd7247]

hi can you pls help me in my house is all main with a cylinder cold water pressure is 2.4 and when someone is in the shower and someone else open the cold water get boiling (or hot water is freezing ) in the shower we called a plumber he put a prv on the main pipe hem tried to drop the pressure to 1bar but same problem is they anyway I can use shower and flash toilet to live the washing machine or and will not get burn in my shower ? the pressure in the shower is very powerful I never open the cold water fully pls pls help

[@MuhammadAli-bh1dn]

Hello...My question, if the inlet pressure reduces to set outlet pressure... Will the pressure reducing valve will let the water pass through it... Let the set point at outlet is 1 bar and input is 3 bar.... And if the input pressure decreases to 0.1 bar.... Will the same prv let the water flow through it.. Regards

[@trankt54155]

You should have a cut-away actual valve AND a flow diagram of water flow (rate and pressure, etc.) to explain water dynamics......and that would help you get more audience----including American; otherwise, just talk plus accent would not attract many listeners. It is a constructive advice and do not get offended if your goal is to get audience; but, if that is not your goal, then get offended and sorry if I offended you,.

[@motchycot225]

I have knocking on my cold mains coming in to the house,on a shared main. Everytime my neighbour opens a faucet,the mains bangs like fuck. Can I install this above my mains on a council property. Cheers mate

[@altecniclimited947]

If the banging is happening when the tap is open then yes as it sounds like you have high water pressure at the property, this will help to reduce this pressure, if the banging occurs when the tap is turned off then you require a product such as a shock arrestor.