Four-way mixing valve IBO MIX 4, DN 20

Product detailed description

4-way mixing valve IBO MIX4. Size DN20, connection 3/4". The four-way mixing valve is designed for central heating, cooling or hot water supply systems. It is commonly used as a mixing valve for regulating the temperature of the supply water in the system. The required supply temperature is achieved by mixing the medium from the boiler, which supplies the system, with the return medium. It is recommended to install the electric actuator IBO STER D. Advantages The valve is resistant to a mixture of water and glycol with a maximum concentration of 50% Manual control: It is equipped with a rotating lever with a scale for simple manual setting. Possibility of automation: At any time, it is easy to purchase and install an electric actuator and connect it to an equithermal regulator or room thermostat. Smooth temperature regulation: It allows precise mixing of hot water from the boiler with cooler return water. This ensures that the exact temperature required is delivered to the circuit (e.g., floor heating). Protection of the boiler against low-temperature corrosion: It ensures that water that is too cold does not return to the boiler. This prevents the condensation of aggressive substances on heat exchange surfaces and significantly extends the boiler's lifespan. High resistance and reliability: The valve body is made of brass, which guarantees long service life, resistance to corrosion and high mechanical strength. Favorable price-to-performance ratio: Compared to competitors in the category of brass mixing valves, it offers an affordable price while maintaining standard dimensions and connections. Technical data of the valve Max. working pressure: 10 bar KVS: DN20 6.3 m3/h Max. operating temperature: 110°C Max. glycol concentration: up to 50% Material: CW617N Application Mixing valves are ideal for systems where precise supply temperature of central heating or boiler return line protection is required, as well as in many other cases. MIX4 valves can be operated manually or automatically using a mixing valve actuator.