BV2B-Series Electrically Actuated Brass Ball Valve

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BV2BV-10011-ET - BV2B-Series Electrically Actuated Brass Ball Valve

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Weight	0 lb
Break Quantity	1
Optional Package/Box Quantity	1
Size	1"
Material	Brass
Actuator	Electrical
Valve Type	Ball
Temperature Range	Valve: 20°F to 320°F (-7°C to 160°C) , Actuator: -22°F to 149°F (-30°C to 65°C)
Voltage	12VDC
Pressure Rating	600 PSI WOG 150 PSI WSP

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Available Options

A wide variety of options are available: modulating, extra switches, transmitters, potentiometer, etc. Contact Dixon for details.

Features

Valve has a brass ball, FKM elastomers, a blow-out proof brass stem, PTFE seats with double O-ring stem packing and an ISO 5211 mounting pad
Electric actuator has lightweight powder coated aluminum alloy housing and is NEMA 4/4X waterproof and dustproof
Actuator features high alloy steel gear train, H-insulation class, visual position indication, and space heater
Bracket & coupler included

Safety Notes

Even though there are torque safety factors built into our automated ball valve packages, actual service conditions must also be considered when selecting the proper product for the appropriate application.
Severe service conditions such as dirty water, dirty air, all slurries, raw sewage water, oils, and other viscous fluids can have a dramatic affect in raising the torque requirements of ball valves as much as 75% and therefore larger actuators may be required. Please consult Dixon when dealing with these types of applications.