Watts F1127-8 User Manual

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ONE-WAY FLOW ALTITUDE VALVE with PRESSURE SUSTAINING FEATURE
01/05
Classic Series
Operation
The Watts ACV One Way Flow Altitude Valve with Pressure Sustaining Feature is designed to open, allowing flow into a reservoir or elevated storage tank (tank fill), and close drip tight when high water level is achieved. The valve will also throttle to sustain a minimum upstream pressure during tank filling operations. The Altitude Pilot remotely senses static tank head pressure (water level) through a field installed sensing line, and directs pressure into and out of the cover chamber of the 3-way Accelerator Pilot. When the cover of the Accelerator Pilot is pressurized, the main valve cover chamber is vented downstream, causing the valve to open. When the cover of the Accelerator Pilot is de-pressurized, the main valve cover chamber is connected to upstream pressure, causing the valve to close drip tight.
As water level decreases, static tank head pressure falls below the adjustable setpoint of the Altitude Pilot, causing it to pressurize the cover of the Accelerator Pilot, opening the valve. As water level increases, static tank head exceeds the adjustable setpoint of the Altitude Pilot, causing it to depressurize the cover of the Accelerator Pilot, closing the valve drip tight. Valve opening and closing speeds are separately adjustable. The Position Indicator with Air Bleed Petcock allow for visual indication of valve position, and allows easy venting of air entrapped in the main valve cover chamber.
F1127-8 (Angle)
The normally closed sustaining pilot remains open when upstream pressure is above the adjustable setpoint, and modulates toward a closed position if upstream pressure falls below the setpoint. As the sustaining pilot closes, fluid is directed into the main valve cover chamber through the integral orifice of the Accelerator Pilot, allowing the valve to modulate toward a closed position, raising upstream pressure. Normal tank fill operation resumes when upstream pressure is above the sustaining pilot setpoint.
Specify Tank height PRIOR to ordering.
8550 Hansen Road Houston, Texas 77075 (Ph) 713.943.0688 (Fx) 713.944.9445 www.wattsacv.com
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ONE-WAY FLOW ALTITUDE VALVE with PRESSURE SUSTAINING FEATURE
01/05
Classic Series
Installation Guidelines
Prior to installation, flush line to remove debris.
Install valve horizontally “in line” (cover facing UP), so flow arrow matches flow through the line. Avoid
installing valve 6” and larger vertically. Consult factory prior to ordering if installation is other than described.
Install inlet and outlet isolation valves. NOTE: When using butterfly valves, insure disc does not contact control valve. Damage or improper valve seating may occur.
Provide adequate clearance for valve servicing and maintenance.
Install pressure gauges to monitor valve inlet, outlet, and static head pressure.
Install static tank head sense line. For optimum control, sense line should be: 1) Installed with an
upward angle (towards reservoir) to avoid air accumulation, 2) Connected no further than forty-five pipe diameters from the reservoir, and 3) A minimum of 1/2” diameter.
Other Watts ACV Altitude Control Valves
F127-1 / F1127-1 One Way Flow Altitude Valve F127-2 / F1127-2 Two Way Flow Altitude Valve F127-11 / F1127-11 One Way Flow Altitude Valve with Delayed Opening Feature F127-31 / F1127-31 Two Way Flow Altitude Valve with Solenoid Override Feature F127-32 / F1127-32 One Way Flow Altitude Valve with Solenoid Override Feature
F1127-8 (Angle)
8550 Hansen Road Houston, Texas 77075 (Ph) 713.943.0688 (Fx) 713.944.9445 www.wattsacv.com
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