Product Description
TV/SC-I Product Sheet
TV/SC-I Installation and Maintenance Instructions
The TV/SC-I assures accurate temperature control in an instrument or analyzer enclosure. It’s a reliable, economical alternative to costly, hazardous electric heating. This self-contained compact thermostatic control valve senses enclosure temperature and automatically regulates the flow of steam or other heating medium to maintain the specified temperature. In cooling applications the reverse-acting TV/SC-IR can be used to regulate the flow of glycol, water, air or other cooling media.
Benefits
- Eliminates danger of overheating
- Maintains enclosure temperature within specified range
- Self-operating, eliminates explosion hazard
- Long service life
- Quick and easy installation
Design Features
- Direct acting (No pilot valve)
- Exclusive Thermoloid® sensor/controller
- All Stainless Steel body, fittings, spring & plug
- Ram-type plug for reliable tight shut-off
- Unaffected by pressure
- Compatible with standard tubing and connections
Operation
A thermostatic element located at one end of the TV/SC-I (inside the enclosure-see line drawing) regulates the steam supply to the heater to accurately maintain the desired temperature, operating like a thermostat in an oven. Heat radiating from the steam coil heater reaches the actuator causing it to quickly shut off the steam supply when the desired temperature is reached, regardless of outside ambient. In cooling applications, the TV/SC-IR opens on rising temperature to regulate the flow of cooling media to the enclosure. These economical valves are available with set points from 40°F to 210°F (4.4°C to 98.9°C).
Applications
The TV/SC-I assures accurate temperature control in an instrument or analyzer enclosure. It’s a reliable, economical alternative to costly, hazardous electric heating. This self-contained compact thermostatic control valve senses enclosure temperature and automatically regulates the flow of steam to maintain the temperature. In cooling applications the reverse-acting TV/SC-IR can be used to regulate the flow of glycol, water, air or other cooling media.