3/2-way valve, NAMUR, monostable, NC, G 1/4 - Riegler K752

3/2-way valve, NAMUR, monostable, NC, G 1/4. This range covers 2 variants from 43.45 EUR. Select the version you need above.

Available variants

Shared technical data

About NAMUR valves

NAMUR valves bolt straight onto the pneumatic quarter-turn actuator of a valve, so the standard interface replaces the tubing between valve and actuator. The group covers DN 5 to 10 mm with a flow rate of 650 to 1650 l/min. An adapter plate is supplied, which lets the same valve run as a 3/2-way or a 5/2-way version.

What matters when choosing

• Function 3-way or 5-way: the 3/2 arrangement suits single-acting actuators with spring return, the 5/2 arrangement suits double-acting actuators.
• DN 5 to 10 mm together with a flow rate of 650 to 1650 l/min. Nominal size sets the stroke time, and large actuator volumes need the upper end of the flow range.
• Voltage 230 V AC or 24 V DC to match the existing control system. The series offers both variants in otherwise identical form.
• Working pressure: the lower limit is 0.5 to 2.5 bar depending on the item, the upper limit 8 to 10 bar. The minimum figure is the critical one, because pilot-operated valves do not switch reliably below it.
• Operating temperature of -25 to -5 °C at the low end and 50 to 70 °C at the top, sealed with NBR or with NBR and PUR. Both limit outdoor use and mounting on warm plant sections.

Typical applications

• Driving pneumatic quarter-turn actuators on ball valves and butterfly valves
• Process valves in water treatment and pipework systems
• Fail-safe positions where the actuator moves on spring return if the signal drops out
• Automated shut-off points in plant engineering with 24 V DC field wiring
• Converting hand-operated valves to remote operation

Housings are anodised aluminium, sealing is by NBR or by NBR and PUR, and the mounting pattern follows the NAMUR interface. The medium is filtered compressed air, the required purity class to ISO 8573-1 is stated on the item, and production takes place in Hungary, Poland and China.