Electrothermal head - 24V; normally closed (NC)
Code: 501524Related products
Product detailed description
Electrothermal head, IVAR.TE 3041, normally closed (NC), 24 V
- supply voltage 24 V
- normally closed (NC) design
- connection size M 30 x 1,5
- for radiator valves and manifolds type IVAR.CS 553, CI 557, UNIMIX, KS IVAR a MULTIMIX-C
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I choose the right type and size of fitting/valve? Follow the nominal pressure (PN) and operating temperature (T) stated in the technical parameters - they must match or exceed the actual operating conditions of your system, and the connection size must match the pipe diameter.
- How does this fitting/valve work? The exact operating principle (shut-off, pressure regulation, return flow, etc.) depends on the specific type - a detailed description of the function can be found above for this product.
- Must installation be carried out by a professional? Simple shut-off fittings can be installed even by a skilled home handyman, but for control and safety fittings (safety valves, pressure-reducing valves) we always recommend a professional, as these are components with a safety function.
Additional parameters
| Category: | electrothermic heads |
|---|---|
| Warranty: | 2 years |
| Weight: | 0.107 kg |
| EAN: | 501524 |
| Last price update: | 13.04.2026 1:10:56 |
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Richard
Zvažujem použitie tejto elektrotermickej hlavice v systéme podlahového vykurovania, kde je riadiaca jednotka napájaná napätím 24V. Chcel by som sa uistiť, že hlavica pracuje správne v režime „bez prúdu zatvorené", teda že ventil zostane v zatvorenej polohe aj v prípade výpadku napájania, čo považujem za bezpečnostne dôležité.
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ATRIA.SK
Áno, presne tak to funguje – keď nie je napájanie, hlavica drží ventil zatvorený. To je výhoda napríklad pri výpadku prúdu, lebo systém sa sám uzavrie. Pre 24V riadiace jednotky je táto hlavica priamo určená, takže by mala byť bez problémov kompatibilná.
