Danfoss RAS-B2 Installation guide

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RAS-B2 Instruction
RAS-B2 Instruction

For Dynamic Radiator Pack and Dynamic TRV

Pressure Independent Radiator Valve

Danfoss RAS-B2 radiator valve is a pressure independent radiator valve, designed for use in 2-pipe heating systems together with Danfoss TRV. RAS-B2 dynamic valves are fitted with a flow limiting device for presetting of the maximum water flow. The valves are available with maximum water flow of 10 - 135 l/h. RAS-B2 has a built-in pressure regulator, which keeps the differential pressure at a constant level of 0.1 bar, maintaining the set flow.

Installation of valve

The Danfoss RAS-B2 radiator valve can be fitted either vertically or horizontally giving the installer total flexibility.

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For the best performance we recommend fitting the valve with the sensor mounted horizontally.

Vertical (Flow)

Horizontal (Return)

! If you are not installing a Danfoss lockshield valve (supplied in sets code, 013G7662 & 013G7663) ensure that the lockshield is fully open. No balancing on the lockshield/ return pipe.

Keymark reference: This package contains sensor 013G6040 and valve 013G7677.

Presetting

The presetting values of RAS-B2 valves can be adjusted easily and accurately without the use of tools (default setting = N).

Presetting can be selected in steps from 1 to 7:
• Remove protective cap / thermostatic sensor.
• Find reference mark ().
• Turn setting ring until the aquired presetting aligns with
the reference mark.

At setting N the valve is fully open. This setting can be used as a flushing position, if the system has to be flushed out because of dirt problems. When the thermostatic sensor has been installed, the presetting is protected against unintended regulation.

RAS-B² Pack Contents:

Code Number	Sensor	Valve	Lockshield	Fitting Diameter
013G7660	RAS-C²	RA-DV	-	15mm
013G7661	RAS-C²	RA-DV	-	10mm

013G7662	RAS-C²	RA-DV	RLV-D	15mm

013G7663	RAS-C²	RA-DV	RLV-D	10mm

Sensor Installation

Fitting the Sensor

1.Remove cap from valve and turn sensor to

2.Make sure union nut is turned loosely up towards the sensor body until it is only slightly free of the

lower part of the sensor body.

3.Press the sensor firmly onto the valve. Sensor horizontal: ensuring that the scale pointer is at top. Sensor vertical: ensuring that the scale pointer is at the front.

4.Whilst holding the sensor firmly on the valve secure connection by turning union nut clock-wise by hand.

5.Whilst still holding the sensor firmly on the valve fully tighten grey union nut using parrot nose pliers.

6.Set desired room temperature.

Removing the Sensor

Turn the sensor to max. position . Turn union nut anticlockwise to release lockingmechanism (4). The sensor can now be separated from the valve.

User Guide

Setting the desired room temperatures

The desired room temperature is set by turning the head. The temperatures obtained are approximately:

Do not cover the thermostat

The thermostat opens and closes as determined by the temperature around it. Therefore the sensor must never be hidden behind thick curtains, furniture, etc. Alternatively a thermostat with remote sensor should be used.

Positive SHUT-OFF feature:

Theheadcanbeturnedpastthesetting(aslightresistance will be felt) to setting "0" at which point the water flow is shut off completely. After also shutting the lockshield valve the radiator may be drained and removed for maintenance and decoration purposes.

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