The RA series is a comprehensive programme of
radiator thermostats which covers all central and
district heating systems.
RA is a self-actuating proportional controller with
a small P-band.
The RA sensor range includes:
RA 2990: built-in sensor with frost
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protection, temperature range 5-26°C,
facilities for limiting and locking the
temperature set-point. A score on energy
efficiency. RA 2990 and 2992 sensors are
equipped with a snap-lock mechanism
which ensures quick, firm and long lasting
mounting of the sensor.
RA 2992: remote sensor with frost
▪
protection, temperature range 5-26°C,
facilities for limiting and locking the
temperature set-point.
RA 2920: Tamperproof model with built-in
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sensor, frost protection, temperature range
5-26°C, facilities for limiting and locking the
temperature set-point.
RA 2922: Tamperproof model with remote
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sensor, frost protection, temperature range
5-26°C, facilities for limiting and locking the
temperature set-point.
RA 2992 and 2922 are equipped with 2 m of ultrathin capillary tube, which is coiled up within the
remote sensor housing. After sensor mounting
capillary tube is pulled out to the required length.
range 8-28°C, facilities for limiting and
locking the temperature set-point.
RA 5062: length of capillary tube 2 m
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RA 5065: length of capillary tube 5 m
▪
RA 5068: length of capillary tube 8 m
▪
The snap-lock sensors are easy to mount and
requires no use of tools.
The sensor is fitted to the valve by applying a
gentle pressure. When the sensor is in place, the
snap-on mechanism is activated and the sensor
has been correctly mounted.
If mounting and dismounting are carried out
again, the mechanism must be tightened
manually by turning the tightening ring.
All thermostatic sensors can be combined with all
RA 2000 valve bodies.
The technical data for RA valve bodies in
combination with RA sensors meet Euronorm EN
Thermostatic sensors type RA 2000 are
manufactured to the highest standards,
and are approved to the European
standard EN 215.
Data SheetThermostatic Sensors Type RA 2000
Ordering and
Specifications
Thermostatic Efficiency
Label
TypeModelCap. tube
Temp. range
2)
Code no.
RA 2990Standard , built-in sensor-5-26 °C013G2990
RA 2992Standard, remote sensor
0-2 m
1)
5-26 °C013G2992
RA 2920Tamperproof, built-in sensor-5-26 °C013G2920
RA 2922Tamperproof, remote sensor
0-2 m
1)
5-26 °C013G2922
RA 5062Remote temperature adjuster2 m8-28 °C013G5062
RA 5065Remote temperature adjuster5 m8-28 °C013G5065
RA 5068Remote temperature adjuster8 m8-28 °C013G5068
1)
The remote sensor is delivered with all of the capillary tube coiled up within the sensor. When
mounting the sensor, only the capillary tube required is uncoiled.
2)
Temperatures stated for Xp = 2K, i.e. the valve is closed at 2 °C higher room temperature.
Manual setting knob for RA valves, plastic013G5002
Manual setting knob for RA valves, brass013G3300
Limiting pins for RA 2990/92 (30 pcs.)013G1215
Limiting pins for RA 2920/22 (30 pcs.)013G1237
Anti-theft plugs for RA 2990/92 (20 pcs.)013G5245
Scale cover for RA 2920/22 (20 pcs.)013G1672
Toolkit, Allen key & locking pin tool013G1236
Compact adaptor for RA 5062/65/68 to RA 2000 valves013G5190
Adaptor for RA 5062/65/68 to RA 2000 valves013G5191
Adaptor for RA 5062/65/68 to M30x1.5 valves013G5194
The required room temperature is set by turning
the setting dial. The temperature scales show the
correlation between scale values and the room
temperature. The temperature values stated are
for guidance only as the obtained room
temperature will often be influenced by
installation conditions.
The temperature scales are stated according to
European standards at Xp = 2°C. This means that
the radiator thermostats close at a sensor
temperature which is 2°C higher than stated on
the temperature scales.
RA 2990 /92 RA 2920/22
Locking and limitation of the temperature setpoint of RA sensors are carried out using the
limiter pins placed at the back of the sensor.
Locking and max/min limitation of the remote
temperature adjuster type RA 5060 are carried
out by the limiter tabs. The limiter tabs will be
covered by the setting dial.
The procedure is described in the instruction.
The thermostatic sensor should be selected on
the basis of the following criteria:
The sensor must always be able to register the
temperature of the ambient air.
Radiator thermostats with built-in sensors These
should always be fitted horizontally so that the
ambient air can pass freely over the sensor.
Danfoss does not recommend the fitting of a
built-in sensor in vertical position because heat
effect from the valve body and possibly surface
pipes will cause incorrect operation of the
thermostat.
Radiator thermostats with remote sensor
These should be used when:
Curtains cover the sensor
▪
Sensor is affected by surface pipes
▪
Sensor is affected by draught
▪
It is necessary to mount the sensor in
▪
vertical position if there are adjacent
obstructions.
The remote sensor must be mounted on the wall,
away from curtains, or on the skirting board
beneath the radiator if free of surface pipes. All
remote sensors are now supplied with ultra-thin
capillary tube. Simply pull out the length
required (2 m maximum) and fix using clips
provided or special tacker gun.
Radiator valves with remote adjustment
The remote temperature adjuster is used on
radiators or convectors which are hidden in a
cabinet or in other ways inaccessible to the user.
In addition, the room temperature adjuster is
used in integral sockets and installation ducts.
The sensor and the setting part of a remote
setting unit are integrated.
The remote temperature adjuster is placed in an
easily accessible place where the ambient air can
at the same time pass freely over the sensor. This
is ideal where the valve is inaccessible to the user.
The temperature adjuster should be mounted
between 1.2 and 1.6 m above the floor.
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