OverviewHydraulically operated control valve for reservoir filling and level control. The valve is actuated by a hydraulically controlled, non‑modulating bi‑level vertical float: it opens at a preset low level and closes drip‑tight at a preset high level.
Key features & benefits- Anti‑cavitation design to protect hydraulic components
- Wide flow range for varied operating conditions
- High stability and accurate level control
- Drip‑tight sealing to prevent leakage
Double-chamber design- Moderated valve response for smooth operation
- Protected diaphragm for extended service life
- Optional configuration for very low‑pressure operation
- Moderated closing curve to reduce water hammer
Other features- Modular design allowing easy addition of options
- Obstacle‑free flow path to minimize pressure losses
- Optional V‑Port throttling plug for stable low‑flow control
- Materials selected for potable water compatibility
- In‑line serviceable actuator for simplified maintenance
- Certified to common functional and drinking water standards: EN‑1074, NSF‑ANSI 61‑372, WRAS, AS 5081 and others
Typical applications- Reservoir level control and filling systems
- Bi‑level control for quiet water renewal
- Potable water networks, fire protection systems and grey water systems
Technical specifications- Model: 750‑66
- Denomination: Level Control Valve with bi‑level vertical float
- Series: 700 Sigma Series
- Operation: Hydraulically operated, non‑modulating bi‑level vertical float control
- Design: Double‑chamber actuator
- Options: V‑Port throttling plug for improved low‑flow stability; configurations for very low‑pressure operation
- Serviceability: In‑line serviceable actuator for easy maintenance
- Materials: Manufacturer standard materials suitable for potable water
- Performance: Anti‑cavitation features, wide flow range, high stability and accuracy, drip‑tight sealing
- Certifications: EN‑1074, NSF‑ANSI 61‑372, WRAS, AS 5081 (and others)
- Typical uses: Reservoir filling, potable water systems, fire protection, grey water systems