Integrated Service and Replacement Valve with
Presetting Feature - 013G7315
Application
Presetting
The integrated service and replacement valve
type RA-N 013G7315 with built-in presetting is
designed for incorporation into older valve radiators from different radiator manufacturers.
The integrated valve can be used in one- and
two-pipe installations with circulating pump.
The gland seal of the valve can be replaced while
the system is in operation.
1. Presetting range
2. Factory setting and one-pipe system
3. Reference mark
The presetting values of the integrated valve can
be adjusted easily and accurately without the use
of tools (factory setting: N):
To avoid calcification and corrosion, it is important for the composition of the circulating water
to comply with the VDI 2035 guidelines.
Danfoss thermostatic sensors type RA 2000, RAE
and RAW with patented snap sockets as well as
Danfoss thermo-hydraulic actuators TWA can be
installed directly onto the integrated valve.
In a one-pipe installation, the setting ‘N’ must be
used.
Setting ‘N’ can also be used for flushing the system to solve dirt problems.
Setting in the shaded areas of the drawing above
is not recommendable and should be avoided.
Remove the protective cap or the thermo-
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static sensor
Find the reference mark
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Turn the setting ring until the chosen pre-
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setting aligns with the reference mark
The presetting is controlled directly without the
use of any equipment. After installation in the radiator, the reference mark of the valve will not always be positioned in the same place.
within the range of 1 to 7. At setting ‘N’ the valve
is fully open.
When a thermostatic sensor has been installed
onto the valve, the presetting is protected
against unintended regulation.
For Danfoss elements RA 2000, RAE and RAW a
theft protection device is available. This device
also provides added security against unwanted
adjustment of the preset values.
Data SheetIntegrated Service and Replacement Valve with Presetting Feature - 013G7315
The kv-values indicate the flow volume (Q) in m³/h at a pressure loss (∆p) across the valve of 1 bar.
. At setting N the kv-value in accordance with EN 215-1 can be stated as Xp = 2 K. At lower preset
values, Xp will be reduced until approximately Xp 0.5 at presetting 1. The table shows the average measured values for integrated valves with radiator. The kvs-values indicate the valve capacity, when the
valve is fully open.
2)
When using a liquid filled thermostatic sensor (e.g. RAE, RAW, RAS-D or remote setting element type RA
5060), Xp will be increased by factor 1.6 (at setting “N”, ref. EN 215).
3)
The technical differential pressure indicates the upper limit for a proper valve function. In most twopipe systems the recommended differential pressure is sufficient. In order to achieve a noiseless function we recommend in smaller systems to apply automatic bypass valves or automatic balancing
valves. If pump differential pressure exceeds the recommended max. valve differential pressure it is recommended that an automatic balancing valve type ASV-P/PV is added to the system.
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