Air flow regulator VQEX

air flow regulator
air flow regulator
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for supply and return air systems for hazardous areas of zones 1, 2, 21 and 22 also for explosion group llC in zones 1 and 2 (gases) Control components with protection index IP 66 for constant (CAV) or variable (VAV) systems for positive control Vmin, Vmid, Vmax, “OPEN” or “CLOSED” For volumetric flow and linear pressure control Measuring range: 0…300 Pa at ambient temperatures 0 °C…20 °C to 50 °C, requirement: measuring air 0…+50 °C/5…95% rH, non-condensing with command signal 0…10V DC, 2…10V DC, with supply voltage 24V AC / DC +/- 15%, 50/60Hz with DD varnish coating for aggressive media (please refer to the resistance table in a separate brochure) for regulating the air velocity in the duct in the range of 2…13 m/s can also be used with vertical axis The rectangular volumetric flow controller type VQEX made of galvanised steel is suitable for use with aggressive components of polluted air (only with DD varnish coating or of 1.4301 stainless steel for HKU) and in areas subject to explosion hazards. The SCHAKO VQEX has been approved for all gases in zone 1, zone 2, as well as for dusts in zones 21 and 22. The SCHAKO VQEX can also be used in zones 1 and 2 of the explosion group IIC. A volumetric flow controller is used for pressure-independent volumetric flow regulation in ventilation and air-conditioning systems. It serves to keep the volumetric flow either constant within specified limits (CAV) or to control it variably (VAV). Housing, measuring sensor, control flap, PID controller with pressure sensor and actuator form a closed control loop with feedback, allowing demand-dependent, energy-saving air conditioning of single rooms or areas of air-conditioning systems.

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