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Thermostatic Radiator Valves CALEFFI 220 Series 01034/15 GB ACCREDITED Replaces 01034/05 GB ISO 9001 FM 21654 Depl. 01034-15_Depl. 01034-05 01/04/15 16:25 Pagina 1 Thermostatic radiator valves CALEFFI 220 series 01034/15 GB ACCREDITED replaces 01034/05 GB ISO 9001 FM 21654 Function Thermostatic radiator valves are typically used for regulating the medium flow to the radiators of heating systems. When combined to a thermostatic or thermo-electric control head, they keep the ambient temperature of the room where they are installed constant at the set value. This prevents unwanted temperature rises and achieves considerable energy savings. These valves have a special tailpiece with rubber hydraulic seal, permitting quick, safe connection to the radiator without the use of additional sealing materials. 028 Product range VALVES: For steel pipes: 220 series Angled thermostatic radiator valve for steel pipe sizes 3/8”, 1/2”, 3/4” (*) 221 series Straight thermostatic radiator valve for steel pipe sizes 3/8”, 1/2”, 3/4” (*) 224 series Reverse thermostatic radiator valve for steel pipe sizes 3/8”, 1/2” 225 series Double-angled thermostatic radiator valve for steel pipe sizes 3/8” and 1/2” RH version, 3/8” and 1/2” LH version 225 series Double-angled lockshield valve for steel pipe sizes 3/8” and 1/2” RH version, 3/8” and 1/2” LH version For plastic and copper pipes: 222 series Angled thermostatic radiator valve for copper pipe sizes 3/8”, 1/2” radiator x 23 p.1,5 piping 223 series Straight thermostatic radiator valve for copper pipe sizes 3/8”, 1/2” radiator x 23 p.1,5 piping 226 series Double angled thermostatic radiator valve for copper pipe sizes 1/2” radiator x 23 p.1,5 piping RH and LH version 226 series Radiator lockshield valve for copper pipe sizes 1/2” radiator x 23 p.1,5 piping RH and LH version 227 series Reverse thermostatic radiator valve for copper pipe sizes /2” radiator x 23 p.1,5 piping THERMOSTATIC CONTROL HEADS 200 series Thermostatic control head with built-in sensor with liquid-filled element adjustment scale ? –5 corresponding to 7–28°C 201 series Thermostatic control head with remote sensor with liquid-filled element adjustment scale ? –5 corresponding to 7–28°C 202 series Thermostatic control head with LCD type room temperture indicator adjustment scale ? –5 corresponding to 7–28°C 203 series Thermostatic control head with contact probe for fluid temperature limitation adjustment scale 20–50°C, 40–90°C Code 204000 Thermostatic control head with built-in sensor with liquid-filled element adjustment scale ? –5 corresponding to 7–28°C Code 204100 Thermostatic control head with remote sensor with liquid-filled element adjustment scale ? –5 corresponding to 7–28°C Code 209000 Tamper-proof anti-theft cap for use in public places Code 209001 Special allen key for tamper-proof anti-theft cap * 3/4” with tailpiece without rubber seals Technical specification of valve bodies Technical specification of control heads Material 200/201/202/204 series Body: brass EN 12165 CW617N, chrome plated Adjustment scale: ?–5 Obturator stem: stainless steel Temperature adjustment range: 7–28°C EN 10088-3 (AISI 303) Frost protection cut-in: 7°C Hydraulic seals: EPDM Max. ambient temperature: 50°C Control knob and cap: ABS (RAL 9010) Length of capillary, 201 series and code 204100: 2 m LCD type ambient temperture indicator 202 series: 16–26°C Performance Medium: water, glycol solutions Technical specification of control heads 203 series Max. percentage of glycol: 30% Max. differential pressure with control head fitted: 1 bar Adjustment temperature range: - code 203502 20–50°C Max. working pressure: 10 bar - code 203702 40–90°C Working temperature range of thermal medium: 5–100°C Max. sensor temperature: 100°C Max. pocket pressure: 10 bar Control adjustment scale, 200/201/202/204 series Length of capillary: 2 m 0 ? 1 2 · · · 3 · · · 4 5 5°C 7°C 12°C 16°C 20°C 24°C 28°C Depl. 01034-15_Depl. 01034-05 01/04/15 16:25 Pagina 2 Dimensions RH version C C C 4 2 3 · ···· · 4 2 2 3 1 4 2 3 · ···· · · ···· · ···· · · ? F F F A B A B A E E D B D E D Code ABCDFE 223402 + 200001 1/2” 23 p.1,5 48 2452,5104 Code A B C D E F 223302 + 200001 3/8” 23 p.1,5 48 4810421 Code A B C D E F 225312 + 200001 3/8” 3/8” 48 51 25 104 220302 + 200001 3/8” 3/8” 48 48 20 100 225412 + 200001 1/2” 1/2” 48 57 30 104 2 220402 + 200001 1/2” 1/2” 48 52,5 23 100 · A LH version 3 220500 + 200001 3/4” 3/4” 48 62 26 100 C D ···· · C 4 B C 4 2 3 2 1 ? F E · ···· · · ···· · F Code A B C D E F 4 2 3 ···· · · 227402 + 200001 1/2” 23 p.1,5 48 37 51 104 F B A RH version A B E D E D Code A B C D E F 225322 + 200001 3/8” 3/8” 48 51 25 104 225422 + 200001 1/2” 1/2” 48 57 30 104 Code A B C D E F 221302 + 200001 3/8” 3/8” 48 48 26 104 221402 + 200001 1/2” 1/2” 48 52,5 29 104 C 221500 + 200001 3/4” 3/4” 48 62 35 104 4 2 3 ···· · · Code ABC D E F F 226412 + 200001 23 p. 1,5 1/2” 48 57 27,5 104 2 · A LH version 3 C D ···· · A 4 E B B F E D Code A B C D E F Code A B C D E F 224302 + 200001 3/8” 3/8” 48 35 45 104 222402 + 200001 1/2” 23 p.1,5 48 52,5 20,5 100 224402 + 200001 1/2” 1/2” 48 40 51 104 222302 + 200001 3/8” 23 p.1,5 48 4817,5 100 C H Code ABC D E F 226422 + 200001 23 p. 1,5 1/2” 48 57 27,5 104 1/2” F E C 3 4 2 ···· · · Ø13 B G 187 B A D Code ACDB E FGCode H A 200001 30 p.1,5 80 48 201000 30 p.1,580 48 33 95 Code A B C D E 203502 30 p.1,5 80 48 Ø 11 158 475002 11,5 Code A B C 204000 30 p. 1,5 74 48 203702 30 p.1,5 80 48 Ø 9,5 134 475003 10 202000 30 p. 1,5 85 48 204100 30 p. 1,5 74 48 33 95 Depl. 01034-15_Depl. 01034-05 01/04/15 16:25 Pagina 3 Operating principle of thermostatic control head Hydraulic charateristics The thermostatic valve control head is a proportional temperature Details are given in accordance with the specification in standard EN 215. regulator, consisting of bellows containing liquid. When the ambient temperature increases, this causes an expansion in volume in the bellows, which, in turn, dilate. When the temperature falls, the Thermostatic valves with angled connections 220 series, with reverse takes place: the bellows contract due to the effect of the straight connections 221 series for steel pipe (3/8” and 1/2”) thrust generated by the return spring. The axial movement of the and thermostatic valves with angled connections 222 series sensitive element is trasmitted to the valve obturator through the and with straight connections 223 series for copper pipe (*); connecting spindle, thus regulating the flow of liquid to the heat with thermostatic control head 200, 201 or 204 series emitter. Δp (mm w.g.) s-1K s-2K Δp (kPa) Valve closed Valve open 2 3 4 2 3 4 3000 30 2000 20 1000 10 500 5 200 2 100 1 50 0,5 20 0,2 10 0,1 Construction details 10 20 50 100 200 500 1000 2000 Valve G (l/h) The control stem is stainless steel with EPDM O-Ring 221302 221402 220302/402 Δp (mm w.g.) 1 2 223402 3 222402 Δp (kPa) double seal. This means that 3000 30 the upper part of the control 2000 Fully 20 FO Open device can be replaced even 1000 10 when the system is in operation. The obturator is 500 5 shaped in such a way as to 1 2 3 200 2 optimise the fluid-dynamic characteristics of the valve 100 1 during the progressive 50 0,5 opening and closing actions in thermostatic operation. The 20 0,2 large passage between seat 10 0,1 and obturator causes 10 20 50 reduced pressure drops in 100 200 500 1000 2000 manual use. G (l/h) Valves with angled connections Tailpiece with rubber seal Kv (m3/h) The coupling union to the radiator connection thread has a Code Size Proportional band (K) specially shaped rubber ring. This system guarantees the hydraulic 11,5 2 3 Kvs seal with no need for further sealing materials, such as PTFE tapes etc. 220302 3/8” 0,32 0,49 0,57 0,85 2,29 220402/222402 1/2” 0,32 0,49 0,57 0,85 2,39 Nominal flow Obturator Max. diff. press. Thermostatic control head with temperature indicator, Code Size 202 series rate (l/h) autority (bar) 220302 3/8” 180 0,92 0,1 Room temperature indicator The room temperature indicator, 220402/222402 1/2” 180 (170*) 0,92 0,1 mounted on the front of the *With control head 201 series thermostatic control, is of the LCD Valves with straight connections type.
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