CDR Technical Services now offer an extensive range of
versatile Unitrol 7000 series gas valves for heating and
commercial catering applications. This range of gas
valves are designed to provide a permanent pilot burner
and regulated control of the gas flow to the main
burners.
The Unitrol 7000 series incorporates a rotary gas cock,
flame supervision device working in conjunction with a
permanent pilot, governor (when specified) and ON/OFF
control.
The main gas flow is controlled a number of options such
as an electric operator (24V or 240V), a Thermopile
generator or by incorporating a gas Thermostat.
The Unitrol 7000 gas valve range are fully approval to
CE, UL,CSA certification.
Typical
Unitrol 7000 Gas Valve.
Features & Components:
Unitrols are robust "Straight Line" gas controllers,
design for easy installation.
Compact design, with easy replaceable parts.
Available in a variety of designs to suit pipe size and
operating system supply.
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Typical Range of Unitrol 7000 series Valves
General
Data |
Frame/Housing |
Aluminium die-casting |
Inlet/Outlet |
1/2", 3/4" or 1" Standard |
Operator System |
Millivolts, Gas Operators,
24v or 240volt |
Safety Approval |
UL, CSA, CE |
Accessories:
Thermostat or
Thermocouple Magnets - designed with internal thread to
ensure correct thermocouples or thermopile is used.
Magnets are slotted to accept interrupter leads.
Governor (Regulator)
- Add on pressure regulator kits are available for the
Unitrol series (except hydraulic models which have
regulators built in). Each type provides "straight line"
regulation features. Kits include gasket, mounting
screws and instructions.
Replacement Operators
- The Unitrol gas valve has components that can be
readily exchanged. It is essential when replacing
components the the procedure instructions are adhered
too at all times.
Control Knobs - A
variety of replacement control knobs/dials are
available.
Blanking Plates -
Used in place of Governor where governor is required. ie,
were pressure is regulated in application elsewhere, as
in normal practise in LPG applications. |