Pressure reducing valves are used in hydraulic systems to deal with the power generated by the actuator. Actuator power is produced by a hydraulic motor that consists of a cylinder or a fluid motor that utilizes hydraulic power to enable mechanical work. Valves are also used to determine and select pressure levels. The following are a number of different functions for these valves:

A pressure reducing valve should be installed after the main isolation valve at the entry point of cold water. In residential applications, it may also be installed after the main inlet valve of the continuous hot water system. Care should be taken regarding the installation location of the valve so that you have sufficient space to accommodate the valve.

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Pressure reducing valves are designed to reduce the pressure of incoming water or steam to a safer and predetermined level. Depending on the type of valve, the pressure is regulated in the direction of water flow either by adjusting the pressure on the valve or through an external sensing device. Pressure reducing valves are used in residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial applications.

Most circuit designers use systems designed effectively to prevent system pressure rise and pump flow during standby periods. In this way, hydraulic system damage, excessive hydraulic fluid temperature, and electrical waste are avoided. This is where pressure reducing valves are used.