Danfoss ESBE VTA Data sheet

ESBE VTA Series Lead-Free Thermostatic Mixing Valves Datasheet
Keep water temperatures safe in point of source applications with thermostatic
mixing valves.
Low maintenance, easy-to-install thermostatic mixing valves (TMV) are designed to protect against accidental scalding, & increase amounts of available hot water.
HIGH
Temperatures within source reduce growth of Legionella while safeguarding against scalding.
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ESBE VTA Series Lead Free Thermostatic Mixing Valves Datasheet
Applications:
Specifications:
The compact ESBE VTA series are lead-free (LF) thermostatic mixing valves (TMV) designed for point of source in domestic hot water distribution systems and/or regulation of supply in hydronic heating systems. The series of LF valves meet the NSF/ANSI 372 standards for ‘lead free’ requirements.
The VTA series of valve replaces the legacy 20 Series and 30MR Series of valves. The VTA Series are available in four temperature ranges:
• 85 to 120°F (30 to 49°C) (Domestic/ Hydronic)
• 95 to 140°F (35 to 60°C) (Domestic/ Hydronic)
• 70 to 110°F (20 to 45°C) (Hydronic)
• 85 to 160°F (30 to 70°C) (Hydronic)
As a point of source for domestic hot water application, the thermostatic control within the VTA valve accommodates increased water
Conforms to ASSE-1017*
* Ranges 85°-120° F & 95°-140° F only
Anti-scald function
Designed for mixing purposes
Long life and easy maintenance
Quiet operation
Compact design and lightweight snap-
on cover for dirt protection and to prevent unauthorized adjustment or tampering
Cover label for recording setting
information including recorded outlet temperature and date installed
Available connections:
• Threaded body (FNPT)
• Solder (Union connection)
• CPVC (Union connection)
Maximum working pressure:
150 psi (10 bar) / CPVC: 80 psi (5.5 bar)
temperature at the source while maintaining appropriate water temperatures out to the fixtures. With a higher temperature at the source, the installation benefits of the VTA series include:
• Additional volume of domestic hot water to the fixtures at an appropriate regulated temperature
• Preventative measures to reduce growth of Legionella by maintaining a high temperature within the source & safeguarding against scalding down stream
In the event there is a cold-water supply failure, the hot water supply closes automatically.
The angle flow pattern of the ESBE VTA series tmvs combine high quality performance with remarkable ease of installation and servicing.
Maximum differential pressure between hot
and cold ports: 44 psi (3 bar)
Maximum system differential pressure
between outlet and inlet ports: 72 psi (5 bar)
Maximum hot water inlet temperature:
19 4°F (90°C)
Minimum required flow for proper
temperature regulation:
• All valves except 1” NPT: 0.9 GPM
• 1“ NPT valve size: 2.0 GPM
Up to a 50% glycol mixture for closed loop
hydronic system
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Ordering Information:
Valve Connection Type Valve Size Temperature Range Cv Code No.
¾” 70° t o 110 °F (20° to 45°C) 1.9 065B8868LF
¾” 85° to 120°F (30° to 49°C) 1.9 065B8869LF
Female NPT
¾” 95° to 140 °F (35° to 60°C) 1.9 065B8870LF
¾” 85° to 160°F (30° to 70°C) 1.9 065B8871LF
1” 85° to 120°F (30° to 49°C) 4.1 3162 2111LF
1” 95° to 140°F (35° to 60°C) 4.1 31622011LF
85° to 120°F (30° to 49°C) 1.9 065B8877LF
Union Solder & CPVC
(Requires tailpiece kits, sold seperately. See below.)
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95° to 140 °F (35° to 60°C) 1.9 065B8878LF
85° to 160°F (30° to 70°C) 1.9 065B8872LF
Accessories Size Description Code No.
½” solder tailpieces 065B8901
Tailpiece Kits
(for Sold er & CPVC)
¾” solder tailpieces 065B8892
¾” CPVC
(follow pipe manufacturers instructions) 065B8898
Spare Parts
1- Cap
Item
No.
Description Temperature Range Code No.
Cap for All
2- Adjustment Bonnet
1
Except
-
1” NPT
065B8846
3- Thermostat
70° to 110°F (20° to 45°C)
065B8842
Repair Kit for
4- Shuttle
All Except
85° to 120°F (30° to 49°C)
065B8843
1” NPT
5- Spring
6- Body
1-5
Repair Kit for
95° to 140°F (35° to 60°C)
85° to 120°F (30° to 49°C)
065B8844
37101600
1” NPT
Temperature Setting:
95° to 140°F (35° to 60°C)
VTA series of tmvs will provide a mixed water temperature according to the following table. The outlet temp. stated are approximate, based on the given hot water supply temp. & a cold water supply of 50°F
3710140 0
(10°C). For other cold water temp. correct the outlet temp. by 1°F for every 10°F (or 1°C for every 10°C) deviation from 50°F (10°C), up or down.
Hot Water
Tem p.
120 °F (49°C) 67(19) 74(2 3) 81(27 ) 87(31) 94(3 4) 109(43) 8 0(27) 90(32) 97(36) 102(39) 107(42 ) 115( 46 ) 95(35) 10 6(41) 115( 46 ) 11 9(4 8) 120(49) 120(49)
140 °F (60°C) 68 (20) 75( 24) 82(28) 90(32) 97(36) 113(45) 81(27 ) 91(3 3) 9 9(37) 104 (40) 109(43) 117(4 7) 97(36) 108 (42) 117 (47 ) 126(52) 133(56) 140 (60)
160° F (70°C) 69( 21) 76( 24) 8 4(29) 92(33) 100 (38) 118 (4 8) 82(28) 93(34) 100(3 8) 10 6(41) 112( 44) 118 (48 ) 9 9(37) 109 (43) 118 (48 ) 127(53) 135(57) 14 5(63)
180° F (82°C) 70( 21) 77(25) 86(30) 95( 35) 102(39) 12 2(50 ) 82(28) 95(35) 102(39) 10 8(42) 11 4(4 6) 120(49) 100( 38) 111(4 4) 120(49) 12 9(5 4) 13 6(5 8) 149 (65)
70° - 110°F (20° to 45°C) 85°- 120 °F (30°- 49°C) 95°- 140 °F (35° - 60°C)
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6
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Flow Pattern & Capacity:
Hot (DHW) / Supply (Hydronic)
Cold (DHW) / Return (Hydronic)
Flow vs. Pressure Drop for VTA Series
Mixed
Pattern:
The VTA series provides a mixing flow pattern for both a domestic hot water (DHW) application and for hydronic heating systems. If a diverting flow pattern is required refer to the VTA572 datasheet located on heating.danfoss.us (Code No.31700200).
1” NPT Cv 4 .1
All others Cv 1.9
Capacity:
The flow rate through the VTA series valve at any given pressure drop can be determined from the capacity diagram.
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Domestic Hot Water Sizing:
For domestic hot water systems the VTA series can be sized based on the number of fixture units the valve will supply.
Valve selection process:
1. Determine the type and number of fixtures to be supplied by the mixing valve.
2. Assign fixture units from Table 1 for each fixture type.
3. Add the total number of fixture units.
4. Confirm the mixing valve has sufficient capacity from Table 2.
Example:
A residential home with 2-1/2 baths (3 bathroom sinks and 2 baths or 7 fixture units), kitchen (1 kitchen sink and a dish washer or 3 fixture units), and a clothes washer (2 fixture units). Hot water supply from the water heater is ¾”. The total is 12 fixture units.
Table 1. Fixture Units
Bathroom sink 1
Kitchen Sink 2
Bath 2
Shower 2
Clothes Washer 2
Dish Washer 1
Table 2. VTA Series Capacity
Valve Size Max. Fixture Units
All except 1” NPT 16
1” NPT 30
Note: Cer tain fixtures such as hot tubs, roman tubs or spa showers may require a high volume of hot water. The V TA series may not be capable of providing sufficient hot water to these fixtures.
Typical Piping:
Central mixing
Radiant floor
Domestic water
VTA series of tmvs can be used to safely supply domestic hot water in residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial installations.
The VTA series are also well suited for use in hydronic heating systems requiring a reduced hot water temperature such as in radiant heating systems, heat pumps, and solar heating systems.
Radiant floor heating Take off for radiant floor he ating Return water tem p. control & mixing for radiant flo or
Recirculated do mestic water
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Dimensions & Weights:
C
B
C
B
D
A
Threaded (FPT)
Union Solder & Union CPVC
Description
union valve w/ ½” solder tailpcs 4.1” (10 4) 2.3” (59) 2.1” (53) 2.0” (52) 1.7 (0.8)
union valve w/ ¾” solder tailpcs 4.8” (122) 2.7” (69) 2.1” (53) 2.4” (61) 1.7 (0.8)
union valve w/ ¾” CPVC 4.7” (119 ) 2.6” (66) 2.1” (53) 2.4” (83) 1.5 (0.7)
¾” valve female NPT connections 2.8” (71) 1.7” (43) 2.1” (53) 1.4” (36) 1.1 (0.5)
1” valve female NPT connections 3.75” (95) 2.5” (63) 2.4” (61) 1.9” (48) 2 (0.95)
A B C D
Dimensions, in (mm)
A
Weight lbs (kg)
Typical Specification:
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A Thermostatic Mixing Valve shall be installed on the outlet of the water heater for the distribution of tempered water to the fixtures. The thermostatic mixing valve shall have an internal self regulating element housed within a brass lead free constructed valve body. The valve shall have a protective plastic body cover and snap-on cap to prevent unauthorized tampering. The valve shall be an ESBE VTA thermostatic mixing valve series.
A Thermostatic Mixing Valve for hydronic heating applications shall be installed prior to the circulator for the system or zone. The thermostatic mixing valve shall have an internal self regulating element housed within a brass lead free constructed valve body. The valve shall have a protective plastic body cover and snap-on cap to prevent unauthorized tampering. The valve shall be an ESBE VTA series thermostatic mixing valve series.
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VTA Series Features:
Snap-on cover prevents debris as well as unauthorized adjustment or tampering
Compact lightweight design used in domestic & radiant heating applications
Suitable for HWC (hot water circulation)
Quiet operation with long lifespan & easy maintenance
Conforms to ASSE-1017
(Valve ranges: 85°-120 °F & 95°-140°F only)
Anti-scald & anti-legionella protection
A variety of connections available:
Threaded body (FNPT)
Solder Union
CPVC Union
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