Danfoss RA-N 013G3301, RA-U 013G3302 Data sheet

Data Sheet
Radiator Valves with Integrated Presetting, Types RA-N, 013G3301* and RA-U, 013G3302
Application
Quality, approvals
Presetting
RA-N and RA-U valve bodies are used with all ty­pes of thermostatic sensors with RA 2000 connec­tion and with TWA-A thermal actuators.
Both valves are designed for two-pipe heating systems.
The valves features an integrated pre-setting of maximum water ow.
The setting range is: RA-N, 013G3301: kv = 0.16 - 1.02 m3/h RA-U, 013G3302: kv = 0.03 - 0.73 m3/h
The protective valve cap (red or yellow) may be used for manual regulation during the building period, until the sensor is tted.
All Danfoss radiator thermostats are manufac­tured in factories, assessed and certied by BSI (British Standards Institution) against ISO 9000 and ISO14001.
The presetting values of RA-N and RA-U valves can be adjusted easily and accurately without the use of tools (factory setting = N):
RA-N valve bodies are manufactured from brass with nickel plating. The pressure pin of the gland seal is of chromium steel and works in a lifetime lubricated O-ring. The complete gland seal assembly can be replaced without draining down the system.
In order to avoid deposition and corrosion the composition of the hot water must be in accordance with the VDI 2035 guideline (Verein Deutscher Ingenieure). It is recommended that formulations containing mineral oil are avoided.
* RA-N, code 013G3301, is Keymarked certied according to EN215.
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• Remove protective cap / thermostatic sensor
• Find reference mark
• Lift and turn setting ring until the required setting aligns with the reference mark.
Presetting can be selected in steps from 1 to 7. At setting N the valve is fully open. This setting is used when ushing or draining the system.
Settings other than the recommended range should be avoided.
When the thermostatic sensor has been installed, the presetting is protected against unintended regulation.
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Presetting
Reference mark
range
Factory setting and
one-pipe system
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Data Sheet Radiator Valves with Integrated Presetting, Types RA-N, 013G3301* and RA-U, 013G3302
Data and ordering
Max. di.
press.
2)
Test
Max. work.
temp.
Code noInlet Outlet
Type Design
Connections
Max. work.
press.
Rp R bar bar bar ˚C
RA-N 15 Horiz. angle 1/2 1/2 10 0.6 16 120 013G3301
RA-U 15 Horiz. angle 1/2 1/2 10 0.6 16 120 013G3302
Pre-setting
Type Design
kv-max.1) (m3/h at Δp = 1 bar) k
vs
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 N N
RA-N 15 Horiz. angle 0.16 0.20 0.25 0.35 0.47 0.59 0.74 0.81 1.00
RA-U 15 Horiz. angle 0.03 0.06 0.10 0.19 0.27 0.39 0.44 0.62 0.73
1)
Working pressure = static + dierential pressure. The maximum dierential pressure specied is the maximum pressure at which
the valves give satisfactory regulation. As with any device which imposes a pressure drop in the system, noise may occur under certain ow/pressure conditions. To ensure quiet operation, maximum pressure drop should not exceed 30 to 35 kPa. The dieren­tial pressure can be reduced by the use of the Danfoss dierential pressure regulators types AVD, AVDL, AVDS, IVD or ASV-P.
2)
The kv-value indicates the water ow (Q) in m3/h at a pressure drop (∆p) across the valve of 1 bar;
kv =
Q
√∆p
At setting N the kv-value is stated according to EN 215, at XP = 2K i.e. the valve is closed at 2°C
higher room temperature. At lower settings the XP value is reduced to 0.5K of the setting value 1. The kvs-value states the ow Q
at a maximum lift, i.e. at fully open valve at setting N. When using remote setting adjusters or RAE sensors kv values are reduced for identical P-band
Technical data
Kv (Xp=2) kvs RA-N 0.62 1.00 RA-U 0.44 0.73
Parts in contact with water
Valve body and other metal parts Ms 58, brass
Kv-limiter PPS
O-ring EPDM
Valve cone NBR
Pressure pin and valve spring Chrome steel
The valve bodies are nickel-plated.
Max. ambient temperature 60 ˚C
Max. medium temperature 120 ˚C
Max. working pressure 10 bar
Test pressure 16 bar
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