U.S. Solid Motorized Ball Valve- 3/4 Brass Electrical Ball Valve with Standard Port - 9-24 V AC/DC, 2 Wire Auto Return MSV00017

Description

Motorized ball valves are a vital piece of equipment in numerous applications. This is a key difference between motorized ball valves and many solenoid valves. Solid Model: USS-MSV00017 Valve Material: Brass Ball Seal: PTFE Operating Time: 3-5 Seconds Working Voltage: 9-24V AC/DC Max Power: 5 W Max Torque: 2 N m Max Medium Pressure: 1.0 Mpa Temperature Range for Flow Medium: 0C to 90C Ambient. This model opens and closes in 3-5 seconds, and remains in its new position while expending almost no energy. When on, it will remain open, when turned off (or power is lost for some other reason) the valve automatically closes. This valve is convenient because it can be operated with a simple on off switch. Most solenoid valves are energized continuously when in a new position, while motorized ball valves expend energy only when changing from open to close, or vice versa. The valve can be energized to open, and left hooked up, with negligible energy used once fully opened. To close, simply shutoff power to the valve. Solid Model: USS-MSV00017 Valve Material : Brass Ball Seal: PTFE Operating Time : 3-5 Seconds Working Voltage : 9-24V AC/DC Max Power : 5 W Max Torque : 2 N m Max Medium Pressure : 1.0 Mpa Temperature Range for Flow Medium : 0C to 90C Ambient Temperature. The 2 wire auto return model is for situations where the valve needs to be closed in case of power loss. The 2 wire auto return model is perfect for situations where the valve needs to be closed in case of power loss.

Key Features

• This model opens and closes in 3-5 seconds, and remains in its new position while expending almost no energy.
• Solid Model: USS-MSV00017 Valve Material: Brass Ball Seal: PTFE Operating Time: 3-5 Seconds Working Voltage: 9-24V AC/DC Max Power: 5 W Max Torque: 2 N m Max Medium Pressure: 1.0 Mpa Temperature Range for Flow Medium: 0C to 90C Ambient.
• The 2 wire auto return model is for situations where the valve needs to be closed in case of power loss.
• This is a key difference between motorized ball valves and many solenoid valves.
• Motorized ball valves are a vital piece of equipment in numerous applications.
• Most solenoid valves are energized continuously when in a new position, while motorized ball valves expend energy only when changing from open to close, or vice versa.