08.2020

FlowCon introduces the FNP.0.2 Actuator

FlowCon introduces a simplified project version of the FN modulating actuator.
The new actuator - called FNP.0.2 - will match the FlowCon Green.0/1/1HF/2 valves. 

The new FlowCon FNP.0.2-actuator holds the following features:

  • Simplest choice - What you see is what you get:
    Pure 24V modulation and no feedback.
  • Flexible solution - Selectable control characteristic:
    Linear flow or equal percentage to be selected directly on the actuator. Hence, control characteristic for the valve may be determined late and even after installation.
  • Easy installation - Upside-down:
    The new version allows upside-down installation making 360° installation possible.
  • Built-in safety - Electrical override:
    The new version includes an integrated electrical override function. Automatic re-calibration will always follow deactivation of override.
  • Fast run time:
    Normal operation run time is 22 sec/mm.

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