Honeywell VCZAS1100 , Inc. 1 inch Two-Way Cartridge Cage Valve, 6.6 Cv

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The VCZAS1100 1/2'' Two-Way Cartridge Cage Valve is a linear type valve with cast iron body and brass bonnet. The hybrid cartridge is supplied as standard. This 1/2'' movement, 6.6 CV valve is well suited to applications including pumped, gravity and vibration booster pumps from single to multiple circuits for domestic water pumping applications. Maximum pressure 10 Bar."

This 1Inch Two-Way Cartridge Cage Valve with 6.6 Cv from Honeywell is designed to help you make a change that's environmentally friendly. The Honeywell VCZAS1100 1 Inch Two-Way Cartridge Cage Valve is designed to work with both hot and cold water lines. This valve has a flow rate of 6.6 cubic feet per minute, and it can use either modulating or contramatic operation.

With 1"" ports, the VCZAS1100 Linear Valve is ideal for applications requiring simple on/off control without pressure adjustment.

Our two-way linear flow valve gives you the ultimate in regulator control and fine-tuning. Lower Gas Equivalency Factor (GEF) provides a 10:1 safety factor for application flexibility. With over 30 years of experience, our linear valves have proven themselves to be economical and reliable.

Say goodbye to constant adjustments on your water source or insufficient flow. The 2-way valve is designed for use with a single service line which has the hot water supply and the cold water supply connected to the water heater. With a turn of the handle, you have full control of both the temperature and flow of water in your home or office. This two way valve turns your faucet into a self-regulating valve giving you control over your entire set up.

The VCZAS1100 1.0 inch Two-Way Cartridge Cage Valve features a 5/8" male inlet, a 1/2" female outlet, and an overall height of 2.19 inches (excluding packing). It also features Greenguard Gold Certification.

This product is composed of two independent valves within one body whose ports communicate with each other via the center tube. The valve is normally closed, but opens when the trim operates against a pressure differential.