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Zone valves

Zone valves are designed to control the flow direction into individual zones A-B of hydraulic circuits (most commonly for switching the heating circuit and accumulation) – whether in standard domestic (boilers, radiators, or DHW heating) or industrial applications. Closed when de-energized! More information about zone valves

In a two-way design, zone valves are used for quick switching or closing the path between two circuits. Through them, we can also control the flow direction into individual zones of heating, cooling, or solar systems, water distribution, etc. They are also used for potable water circuits and underfloor heating. Two-way valves only close or open individual circuits. A spring is placed in the valve body, ensuring that in the event of a power failure, the valve switches to the default position mechanically. The valve body is made of brass and external threads are used for installation.

Three-way zone valves operate in heating circuits, water distribution, cooling, or solar systems by functioning as a sort of "switch". They allow directing the flow from one common inlet to one selected (of two) outlets. This depends on the current activation. The maximum differential pressures for safe operation, supply voltage, and medium temperature are always specified for each type of zone valve.