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lateral high pressure valves ECD-H 10

lateral high pressure valves  ECD-H 10

lateral high pressure valves ECD-H 10

Product catalog summary
Overview: This document is a technical data sheet for the ECD-H 10 lateral valve, a 2/2 way valve designed for specific media and application requirements. It highlights standard and optional specifications, emphasizing the importance of precise order specifications to ensure correct valve design.
Specifications:
  • Pressure Range: 0-200 bar
  • Orifice: DN 10 mm
  • Connection: Thread
  • Function: Direct acting, normally closed (NC) or normally open (NO)
  • Design: Pressure balanced with spring return
  • Body Materials: Brass, stainless steel
  • Seal Materials: Synthetic resin on metal, NBR, PTFE, FPM, CR, EPDM
General Specifications:
  • Ports: ECD-H threads G 3/8
  • Pressure Range: 0-200 bar (NC), 0-150 bar (NO)
  • Kv Value: 1.5 m³/h
  • Vacuum Leak Rate: < 10-6 mbar•l•s-1
  • Media: Gaseous or liquid, abrasive media
  • Switching Cycles: 100 per minute
  • Switching Time: Opening 250 ms, Closing 110 ms
  • Media Temperature: -20 to +100°C (DC), -20 to +160°C (AC)
  • Ambient Temperature: -20 to +60°C
  • Weight: 6.0 kg
Electrical Specifications:
  • Nominal Voltage: 24 V DC, 230 V AC (40-60 Hz)
  • Insulation Rating: H 180°C
  • Protection: IP65
  • Connection: Plug according to DIN EN 175301-803
  • Current Consumption: 24 V DC 2.64 A, 230 V AC 0.30 A
Additional Features:
  • Manual override
  • Inductive limit switches
  • Explosion proof options
Important Notes: The document stresses the importance of complete and precise application specifications to avoid incorrect valve design. It also notes that the application-specific layout may require modifications to materials and seal arrangements.
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