Compact Electric Actuated Stainless Ball Valve 1/4", 24 VAC
Stock #:
566513Brand:
ValworxSeries:
5665Mfr Part #:
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Valworx 566513 compact electric actuated 2-piece stainless steel ball valve is used for on-off control of water, air, oil, and other media compatible with the materials of construction. Standard unit is power-to-open (position 1) and power-to-close (position 2), stays in last known position with loss of power. On receipt of a continuous voltage signal, the motor runs and via a metal gear drive rotates the ball. The motor is stopped by internal cams striking limit switches. On receipt of a reversing continuous signal, the motor turns in the opposite direction reversing the valve position.
The valve is direct mounted to the actuator using the international standard ISO5211 mounting pad. Rugged unique integral motor/housing design provides higher torque in a very small package. Actuators are tested to rigorous UL and CSA standards and certified by CSA.
Maximum media working temperature is 158 °F (70 °C). Order optional high temperature valve mounting kit to extend media working temperature up to 266 °F (130 °C). Suitable for steam service up to 25 PSI max. with kit.
Ball Valve Standard Features1000 PSI working pressure (see P/T chart) Direct mounting valve per ISO5211 Full port for unrestricted flow 316 stainless steel body, ball and stem Blow out proof stem RTFE ball seats extend cycle life Triple RTFE/Viton stem seal design, live loaded
Electric Actuator Standard FeaturesQuarter turn operation Rugged Type 4X weatherproof aluminum alloy housing Visual valve position indicator Manual override Heavy duty motor with overload protection Two auxiliary limit switches to confirm valve position All metal gear drive CSA Listed per UL429 and CSA C22.2, CE mark
Options (see Accessories tab)
The valve is direct mounted to the actuator using the international standard ISO5211 mounting pad. Rugged unique integral motor/housing design provides higher torque in a very small package. Actuators are tested to rigorous UL and CSA standards and certified by CSA.
Maximum media working temperature is 158 °F (70 °C). Order optional high temperature valve mounting kit to extend media working temperature up to 266 °F (130 °C). Suitable for steam service up to 25 PSI max. with kit.
Ball Valve Standard Features
Electric Actuator Standard Features
Options (see Accessories tab)
| Type | 2-way On-Off |
| Voltage | 24 VAC 50/60 Hz |
| Current Rating | 1.7A (full load amps) |
| Cycle Time | 12 seconds per 90° rotation (no load) |
| Pipe Size | 1/4" NPT female |
| Port Size | Full Port, orifice 0.45 inches, Cv 8 |
| Pressure (Max) | 1000 PSI (see P/T chart), 25 PSI steam with kit, vacuum service to 29" Hg |
| Media Working Temperature | 0-158 °F (-18 to 70 °C) media 0-266 °F (-18 to 130 °C) with optional valve mounting kit |
| Actuator Temperature Rating | -22 to +140 °F (-30 to +60 °C) |
| Valve Temperature Rating | 0 to 366 °F (-18 to +185 °C) |
| Valve Body | 316 stainless steel |
| Ball | 316 stainless steel |
| Stem Seals | RTFE (reinforced Teflon)/ FKM (Viton) |
| Ball Seats | RTFE (reinforced Teflon) |
| Duty Cycle | 60% |
| Enclosure | Aluminum alloy, polyester painted, SS fasteners |
| Enclosure Rating | Type 4X and IP67 weatherproof |
| Electrical Connections | Prewired cable with flying leads 3 meter (9.8 feet) |
| Valve Position Confirmation | 2 x SPST auxiliary limit switches rated 3A@125/250VAC,30VDC resistive load |
| Manual Override | 5mm Hex Drive |
| Motor Protection | Thermal overload |
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High Temperature Mounting Kit
We provide 3D CAD models in Solidworks or STEP file formats for most of our Valworx products.Please email sales@valworx.com to request the specific files you need. Include the stock number of the valve and any accessories with your request.
