Victaulic 707 Butterfly Valve Installation and Gear Mechanism Replacement Guide

This guide provides installation instructions, safety warnings, and gear mechanism replacement steps for the Victaulic 707 series butterfly valve.


Victaulic 707 Butterfly Valve Installation and Gear Mechanism Replacement Guide - cover page
Brand
I-707-CHI
Category
Industrial Supply
Document type
Installation Guide
Language
Chinese
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
1014 KB
Updated
01 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
3362F3197721B8A3D87048FC935CCA48

About this manual

The document details the proper installation of the 707 series butterfly valve, including important safety warnings such as wearing protective eyewear, a hard hat, and foot protection, and depressurizing and draining the pipe system before work. It also lists the valve’s pressure rating (300 psi/2065 kPa), UL and FM certifications, EPDM valve‑seat material, and required pipe type (grooved IPS carbon‑steel).

Installation steps cover positioning the valve in the closed position, using at least one rigid Victaulic joint, wiring the two DPDT monitoring switches, and the procedure for removing and reinstalling the gear operation mechanism with correct orientation and fasteners. The guide also provides wiring diagrams and color codes for the switches and grounding. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Dimensions
  • Important Installation Information
  • Warnings
  • Switches and Wiring
  • Gear Mechanism Replacement
  • Installation Method

Specifications

Pressure rating300 psi / 2065 kPa
CertificationsUL listed and FM approved
Valve seat materialEPDM (tri‑propylene rubber)
Compatible pipe typeGrooved IPS carbon‑steel pipe only
Switch typeDPDT monitoring switches

Frequently asked questions

Which type of pipe can be used with the 707 series butterfly valve?

Only grooved IPS carbon‑steel pipe is approved; plain‑end IPS pipe or grooved ductile‑iron pipe must not be used.

What is the maximum working pressure of the 707 series butterfly valve?

The valve is rated for a maximum working pressure of 300 psi (2065 kPa).

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