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LK Armatur - Produktkatalog 2014 ENG

Zone Valves | LK 525 MultiZone 2W LK 525 MultiZone 2W Technical Data 108 LK 525 MultiZone is a motorized 2-way zone valve for application in heating systems in which the flow through one or more zones is to be controlled. The zone valve has On/Off control and is designed with a turning slide which allows it to withstand a larger pressure difference and reduces the risk of it stalling after a long intermission. On the upper surface of the actuator is an indicator that shows which port is open. The zone valve must not be installed with the motor underneath the valve unit. In case of a power failure, the valve cone stays in its current position. When the power is switched off, the valve can be manually set. Remove the motor and turn the spindle to your selected position. When the power is restored, turn the valve back to its original position and reinstall the motor. Please note that the motor can be installed in only one position. Working temperature Min. +5°C / Max. +80°C (+90°C briefly) Ambient temperature Min. +1°C / Max. +60°C Max. working pressure 1.0 MPa (10 bar) Max. differential pressure 100 kPa Leakage < 0.1% of Kvs at 100 kPa Angle of rotation 90°/360° Media Water - Glycol/Ethanol mixture max. 50% Thread standard G - male thread Actuator 7 VA, 230 VAC, 50 Hz Operation time 12 seconds (90°) Electrical connection Fixed wire Signal connector Single pole SPST Protection class IP 40 Material, valve body Brass EN 12165 CW617N Material, cover Brass EN 12164 CW614N Material, slide/spindle PPS Composite Cable specification Dimension 3 x 0,75 mm² Wire colours Blue, brown, black External insulation PVC Type approval certificates - actuator only: Open Closed Closed Open Closed Closed Capacity Diagram 11.0 10.0 10.0 1.0 0.1 0.1 1.0 10.0 100.0 Flow (m³/h) Pressure Drop (kPa) Kvs (m³/h) Wiring Diagram Black (L) Blue (N) Brown (L) L N Open / Closed Valve and motor are available in closed or open position. (NC; Normally Closed or NO; Normally Open)


LK Armatur - Produktkatalog 2014 ENG
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