20069D10 - Victor RV-30 Regulator Relief Valve Replacement 20069D10

Keep Your Regulator Safe and Reliable

When you are welding, cutting, or heating, your gas regulator is the unsung hero that keeps the gas flowing smoothly and safely. However, even the best regulators can experience wear and tear over time. The Victor RV-30 Relief Valve (20069D10) is the genuine replacement part you need to ensure your regulator stays safe to use. This small brass valve acts as a safety belt for your gas system. If your regulator malfunctions and allows too much pressure to build up in the hose or the regulator body, this valve pops open to release the gas safely, preventing blown hoses, damaged gauges, or worse.

Have you noticed a hissing sound coming from your regulator, or does your pressure gauge creep up when you aren't using the torch? These can be signs that your internal regulator seat is dirty or worn, causing the relief valve to activate. While the relief valve is doing its job by venting that pressure, it also means your equipment needs attention. Replacing the relief valve during a regulator rebuild is a smart move to ensure the spring tension is correct and the seal is fresh. Old valves can become clogged with soot or stuck due to corrosion, which might stop them from opening when they really need to.

This RV-30 valve is built tough by Victor/ESAB to handle the rigors of the shop environment. It is made from solid brass, so it won't rust out easily, and it is designed to fit perfectly into compatible Victor regulator bodies without any modification. Installing it is straightforward, but it is a critical part of your safety gear, so make sure it is tightened down correctly. Don't risk your safety with makeshift fixes or by plugging a leaking relief port. If your valve is popping off, it's telling you something is wrong—fix the regulator and install a fresh RV-30 to get back to work with peace of mind.

Using genuine parts like the 20069D10 ensures that your regulator performs exactly as the manufacturer intended. Whether you are running oxygen, acetylene, or shielding gases like Argon/CO2, having a functional relief valve is non-negotiable for a safe welding cart. Keep a spare in your toolbox or maintenance kit so you are never caught off guard by a leaking regulator.