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Ball valve VBG2 serieselectrically-actuatedfor controlflow control
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Characteristics
- Type
- ball
- Operation
- electrically-actuated
- Function
- for control, flow control
- Media
- for water
- Body
- threaded, chrome-plated brass, brass
- Applications
- heating, HVAC, for ventilation systems, air conditioning
- Number of channels
- 2-way
- Other characteristics
- modulating
- DN
40 mm, 50 mm
(1.575 in, 1.969 in)- Pressure
25 bar
(362.6 psi)- Temperature
Min.: 5 °C
(41 °F)Max.: 120 °C
(248 °F)
Description
VBG2 Series 2-way threaded control ball valves are used either as isolation valves or control valves in closed loop hydronic HVAC systems, with chilled water or hot water, and glycol content up to 50% concentration.
Valves are available in sizes from DN15 to DN50, PN25 pressure rating. Vaves are suitable for use with 2-P on/off actuators, 3-P floating, or 0…10Vdc modulating actuators, and excel both in flow control and isolation application.
Medium temperature range is 5...120°C. Leakage class bubble tight according to EN 12266-1
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