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24 Volts, 8 GPM at 60°F, 1" Sweat Connection, Normally Closed, Hydronic Zone Valve With End Switch (Terminal Block Connection)
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The V8043 Motorized Zone Valve provides 2-position (open-close), straight-through control of supply water for baseboard radiation, convectors, fan-coil units, etc. It uses a 5-screw terminal board, with a 24-volt control circuit and requires a SPST thermostat. Integral end-switch models permit the sequencing of auxiliary equipment. Standard Features - Quiet, dependable operation is provided by motor-operated powerhead and swing-type ball valve.
- Unique rotating ball plug that seats on a different part of its surface on each closing.
- Closes against the flow of water to assure quiet operation.
- Manual opener moves ball away from seat allowing valve to be installed without disassembly.
- Manual opener allows for valve operation on power failure. Valve retrns to automatic position when power is restored.
- Motor can be replaced by removing one screw, without disturbing the valve body or draining the system.
- Low power requirements allow five valves to be operated from a single 40 VA transformer.
- Compact construction permits fitting under cover of most baseboards.
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The V8043 Motorized Zone Valve provides 2-position (open-close), straight-through control of supply water for baseboard radiation, convectors, fan-coil units, etc. It uses a 5-screw terminal board, with a 24-volt control circuit and requires a SPST thermostat. Integral end-switch models permit the sequencing of auxiliary equipment. Standard Features - Quiet, dependable operation is provided by motor-operated powerhead and swing-type ball valve.
- Unique rotating ball plug that seats on a different part of its surface on each closing.
- Closes against the flow of water to assure quiet operation.
- Manual opener moves ball away from seat allowing valve to be installed without disassembly.
- Manual opener allows for valve operation on power failure. Valve retrns to automatic position when power is restored.
- Motor can be replaced by removing one screw, without disturbing the valve body or draining the system.
- Low power requirements allow five valves to be operated from a single 40 VA transformer.
- Compact construction permits fitting under cover of most baseboards.
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