Motor and air actuated quarter turn 2+3 way ball valves

Valves controlled by electrical signal via a solenoid or electro magnet.

2 ports (inlet/outlet) with 2 positions (Open/Closed) - valve stays closed (Failsafe) requires power to open

2 ports (inlet/outlet) with 2 positions (Open/Closed) - valve stays open (Failsafe) requires power to close

2 ports (inlet/outlet) with 2 positions (Open/Closed) - short power pulse valve stays open - reverse power pulse valve stays closed

Valve requires power to open and power to close, no power valves stays in position.

0.02 Bar = 20 millibars = 0.29psi = 2 Kpa

0.1 Bar = 100 millibars = 1.47 psi = 1kPa

0.2 Bar = 200 millibars = 2.94 psi = 20kPa

0.3 Bar = 300 millibars = 4.41 psi = 30 kPa

0.4 Bar = 400 millibars = 4.41 psi = 40 kPa

0.5 Bar = 500 millibars = 7.36 psi = 50 kPa

0.6 Bar = 600 millibars = 8.83 psi = 60 kPa

0.7 Bar = 700 millibars = 10.3 psi = 70 kPa

0.8 Bar = 800 millibars = 11.77 psi = 80 kPa

1 Bar = 1000 millibars = 14.71 psi = 100 kPa = 0.1 MPa

1.2 Bar = 1200 millibars = 17.65 psi = 1200 kPa = 0.12 MPa

1.3 Bar = 1300 millibars = 19.12 psi = 1300 kPa = 0.13 MPa

1.4 Bar = 1400 millibars = 20.59 psi = 1400 kPa = 0.14 MPa

1.5 Bar = 1500 millibars = 22.07 psi = 1500 kPa = 0.15 MPa

1.6 Bar = 1600 millibars = 23.54 psi = 1600 kPa = 0.16 MPa

2 Bar = 2000 millibars = 29.42 psi = 2000 kPa = 0.2 MPa

2.5 Bar = 2500 millibars = 36.78 psi = 2500 kPa = 0.25 MPa

3 Bar = 3000 millibars = 44.13 psi = 3000 kPa = 0.3 MPa

3.5 Bar = 3500 millibars = 51.49 psi = 3500 kPa = 0.35 MPa

4 Bar = 4000 millibars = 58.84 psi = 4000 kPa = 0.4 MPa

4.5 Bar = 4500 millibars = 66.20 psi = 4500 kPa = 0.45 MPa

5 Bar = 5000 millibars = 73.55 psi = 5000 kPa = 0.5 MPa

5.5 Bar = 5500 millibars = 80.91 psi = 5500 kPa = 0.55 MPa

6 Bar = 6000 millibars = 88.26 psi = 6000 kPa = 0.6 MPa

6.5 Bar = 6500 millibars = 95.62 psi = 6500 kPa = 0.65 MPa

7 Bar = 7000 millibars = 102.97 psi = 7000 kPa = 0.7 MPa

7.5 Bar = 7500 millibars = 110.33 psi = 7500 kPa = 0.75 MPa

8 Bar = 8000 millibars = 117.68 psi = 8000 kPa = 0.8 MPa

8.5 Bar = 8500 millibars = 125.04 psi = 8500 kPa = 0.85 MPa

9 Bar = 9000 millibars = 132.39 psi = 9000 kPa = 0.9 MPa

10 Bar = 147.1 psi = 1 MPa

EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) - known as Ethylene Propylene terpolymer, Buna-AP, Dutral, Polysar-EDM, Royalene, Vistalon, Keltan, Epcar, Nordel or Epsyn). Good for hot and drinking water, Steam, Freon refrigerant gas and Air -40°C to +120°C (+150°C steam) Poor resistance to oils + fuels

NBR (Nitrile Buna Rubber) known as Nitrile Butadine, Buna-N, Hycar, Chemigum, Butakon, Breaon, Butacril, Paracil, Nipol, Perbunan, Krynac or Europrene-N. Good for Aliphatic Hydrocarbons, Petroleum, Fuels, Mineral Oil, Vegetable and Hydraulic Oil, Alcohol and many Acids. -35°C to +100°C. Poor for Ozone, Acetone, Methyl ethyl Ketone, Chlorinated Hydrocarbons, Ethers and Esters.

Dust protected and protected against immersion in water

No protection against foreign object or water ingress.

WRAS approval ensures water fittings meet UK water regulations, safeguarding public health by preventing contamination, waste, and misuse of water supplies.

Valve orifice or sealing face with diameter 8mm

Valve orifice or sealing face with diameter 11mm

Directly controls flow without external pressure assistance operates from vacuum upwards.

Operate via pilot pressure control and require a minimum pressure difference between inlet and outlet from 0.5 Bar.

6 volts Direct Current

12 volts Direct Current

12 volts 50/60Hz Alternating Current

24 volts Direct Current

24 volts 50/60Hz Alternating Current

110 volts 50/60Hz Alternating Current

230 volts 50/60Hz Alternating Current

Prevents or reduces water hammer caused by sudden changes in fast moving fluid flow.

Can control flow in both directions

A facility to manually move the valve into the fully actuated position via a button, lever or key.

Supplied with additional threaded holes typically in the base, typically for securing to a baseplate.

The valve is equipped with an additional volt free electrical switch that is triggered when the valve is mechanically closed.

The valve is equipped with two additional volt free electrical switches that are triggered when the valve is mechanically closed or open position.

The valve is equipped with clear cover or dome under which an arrow or flag can be seen to confirm either the open and or closed position of the valve.