• Housing with PN16 flanges per ISO7005-2, EN1092-2
• Spring bonnet with adjustment screw
• Adjustment spring
• Valve system complete with diaphragm
• Pressure gauge
Materials
• Grey cast iron housing
• Cast iron spring bonnet
• Bronze valve seat
• Bronze piston guide
• Cone up to DN150: brass, DN200: steal
• Spring steel adjustment spring
•EPDM diaphragm
• NBR seal collar
• NBR seals
EN0H-1008GE23 R1109 • Subject to change
• Stainless steel screws and nuts
D15NP
Low pressure pattern
Product specification sheet
Application
Pressure reducing valves of this type protect installations against
excessive pressure from the supply. They can be used for industrial or commercial applications within the range of their specification.
By installing a pressure reducing valve, pressurisation damage is
avoided and water consumption is reduced.
The set pressure is also maintained constant, even when there is
wide inlet pressure fluctuation.
Reduction of the operating pressure and maintaining it at a
constant level minimizes flow noise in the installation.
Special Features
• Non-rising stem for setting outlet pressure and position indicator on spring bonnet (except for DN200)
• The adjustment spring is not in contact with the potable water
• With inlet and outlet pressure gauge (DN80-DN150) or with
outlet pressure gauge (DN50, DN65, DN200)
• Inlet pressure balancing - fluctuating inlet pressure does not
influence outlet pressure
• Powder coated inside and outside - Powder used is physiologically and toxicologically safe
• Reliable and proven
Range of Application
MediumWater, compressed air* and nitrogen* in
consideration of valid standards (e.g. DIN
EN 12502)
Inlet pressuremax. 16 bar
Outlet pressure0.2 - 2 bar
Technical Data
Operating temperature
Nominal pressurePN16
Minimum pressure
drop
Diaphragm pressure
loading
Nominal sizeDN50 - DN200
*
As part of an installation being approved according to PED requirements, this
product must also be certified.
max. 70°C
0.5 bar
max. 3.0 bar
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D15NP Pressure reducing valve with balanced seat
Method of Operation
Spring loaded pressure reducing valves operate by means of a
force equalising system. The force of a diaphragm operates
against the force of an adjustment spring. If the outlet pressure
and therefore diaphragm force fall because water is drawn, the
then greater force of the spring causes the valve to open. The
outlet pressure then increases until the forces between the
diaphragm and the spring are equal again.
The inlet pressure has no influence in either opening or closing of
the valve. Because of this, inlet pressure fluctuation does not
influence the outlet pressure, thus providing inlet pressure balancing.
Options
D15NP-... A = With PN 16 flanged connections to DIN 2533
* Minimum distance from wall to centre line of pipework
D15NP Pressure reducing valve with balanced seat
Installation Guidelines
• Install in horizontal pipework with spring bonnet directed
upwards
• Install shutoff valves
• The installation location should be protected against frost
and be easily accessible
o Pressure gauge can be read off easily
o Simplified maintenance and cleaning
• Install downstream of the filter or strainer
o This position ensures optimum protection for the pressure
reducing valve against dirt
• Provide a straight section of pipework of at least five times the
nominal valve size after the pressure reducing valve (in accordance with DIN 1988, Part 5)
Flow Diagram
Typical Applications
Pressure reducing valves of this type are suitable for multi dwelling buildings, industrial and commercial applications within the
range of their specifications.
Pressure reducing valves should be installed:
• If the static pressure exceeds the maximum permissible value
for the system
• If several pressure zones are required when a pressurisation
system is used (pressure reducers on each storey of a building)
• If pressure fluctuations in the downstream system must be
avoided
• To achieve constant inlet and outlet pressures on pumped
pressure boosting systems
Manufactured for and on behalf of the
Environmental and Combustion Controls Division
of Honeywell Technologies Sàrl, Rolle, Z.A. La
Pièce 16, Switzerland by its Authorised Representative Honeywell GmbH