Danfoss MSV-F2 Manual Presetting Valve Data Sheet

MSV-F2 manual presetting valves are used for balancing the flow in heating and cooling installations. The valves have position indicator and stroke limiter as standard. Hood of spindle is integrated with stroke limiter. Setting can be locked. Valve characteristics are set up in measuring device PFM 1000/PFM 100. Valves are free of asbestos. Shut-off function.


Danfoss MSV-F2 Manual Presetting Valve Data Sheet - cover page
Brand
Danfoss
Category
Other products
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
16
File format
PDF
File size
3.3 MB
Published
27 February, 2023
Updated
27 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The document describes the Danfoss MSV-F2 valve as a manual presetting device designed to balance flow in heating and cooling installations. Key features include an integrated position indicator and stroke limiter, with settings lockable via a nut. The valves are suitable for DN 15-400 sizes and PN 16/25 pressure ratings, operating with water or glycol mixtures up to 130°C (PN 16) or 150°C (PN 25). They are free of asbestos and can be mounted on flow or return pipes.

What's inside

  • Description
  • Main data
  • Ordering
  • Technical data
  • Installation
  • Sizing Example
  • Flow characteristic
  • Dimensions

Specifications

Nominal diameter rangeDN 15-400
PN 16 Max flow temperature-10 °C … 130 °C
PN 25 Max flow temperature-10 °C … 150 °C
Leakage rateGrade A; According to ISO5208, Table 5 (No visible leakage)
Flow mediumWater and water mixtures with secondary coolants (like glycols)
Max. permissible differential pressure1.5/2.0 bar
Max. permissible flow speed≤ 4 m/s

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum operating temperature for PN 16 valves?

The maximum flow temperature for PN 16 valves is 130 °C.

What is the leakage rate class of MSV-F2 valves?

The valves have a leakage rate of Grade A, meaning no visible leakage according to ISO5208.

Can MSV-F2 valves be used with glycol mixtures?

Yes, they are designed for water and water mixtures with secondary coolants like glycols.

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