Honeywell 3266 Valve Low Voltage Zone Type 2 Position NC 3/4" SWT 3.5Cv Brass Body 24V

V8043A-1029 3/4 IN CXC ZONE VALVE HONEYWELL

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The Honeywell V8043A-1029 3/4 inch CXC zone valve in low voltage, 24V AC. (Non-stackable)

Honeywell V8043A-1029 3/4" Zone Valves are designed for use on domestic heating systems and process applications in the food, chemical or pharmaceutical sectors. They feature a brass body with a 316 stainless steel actuator and bronze plunger.

Honeywell's V8043A Digital Camara Low-Voltage (24 VDC) Zone Valve is designed to control the flow of water into an irrigation system. This valve should only be used with zone valves of the same type. The 3/4" CXC connection is standard on most manufactures' valves. Features of this valve include a Flow Capacity of 4.67 GPM, a Water Temperature Rating of 140 ° F, Maximum Pressure Rating of 120 PSI, Metal Valve

V8043A-1029 The V8043A-1029 is an area valve with a 3/4 inch hydraulic port size. The valve is used for low pressure control and normally closed applications up to 2250 PSI (160 bar)

Used in residential air conditioning and refrigeration applications, the Honeywell 3266 Valve (V8043A-1029) is commonly used for reversing, air balancing, temperature limiting, shutdown and sensing. BROCHURE FOR THE HONEYWELL 3266 VALVE ... the valve provides a quick connection to machine tools or production equipment that require on/off control. this heavy duty valve can reverse pump flow in 25 to 50% of the time of normal direction valves ...

The 3266 low voltage zone valve from Honeywell is capable of handling large flow rates. This valve features a 3/4" CXC inlet connection and a 3/4" CXC outlet connection. It's also made of brass for durability, longevity and maximum flow capacity. Use it to reduce your energy costs as you can control hot water temperatures while still maintaining desired flow rates in master-polarity systems.