Thermostatic Mixing Valve With Sensor Head

JX-0661

Water Thermostatic Mixing Valve with Thermostatic Sensor Remote Head
The TRV valve’s Head with a remote sensor. The water temperature ranges from 20°-70°C. The TRV sensor valve can be inserted in our cockpit art.212 (cockpit length 132 mm). Suitable to feel the cold water and hot water temperature in underfloor heating systems and regulate at a fixed value. A temperature locking and limiting device for the desired value. Both operations can be done without tools.
Temperature range;6~28 degrees C

• Graduate marker:1~5
• Defrost at 6 degrees C
• Max. working pressure 1.0MPa
• Application: General.
• The temperature of the media: Medium Temperature
• Power: Manual
• Media: Water
• Structure: Regulating Standard or Nonstandard:
• Work Pressure: 0.05Mpa – 1Mpa
• Cold Water Supply Temp.: 4-29.
• Hot Water Supply Temp.: 55-85.
• Out Water Temp. Range: 20-50.

A Thermostatic Mixing valve with Sensor Head is a cost-effective way to maintain hot water temperature in your home while saving energy. The valve is installed at the bottom of your water heater and can be set to turn off when it reaches an average temperature. This saves energy because you don’t have as much heat being lost in the cold air, and it also helps keep the house warmer by keeping more warm air inside rather than having all that heat escape through an open window or door.

Many heating systems use a thermostatic mixing valve with a sensor head. This component is specially designed to control the flow of hot and cold water through pipes to maintain the desired temperature throughout your building. The primary function of this type of device is to provide a steady stream of heated or cooled water. It also helps save energy bills by maintaining the desired setpoint for the building’s occupants rather than constantly adjusting the temperature based on current conditions.

The Thermostatic Mixing Valve with Sensor Head is an air-operated valve that regulates the water temperature to the desired setpoint. When this device is used with a hot water recirculation pump, it can control warm and cold water temperatures. The sensor head provides accurate readings of ambient room temperature so that the valve can be adjusted accordingly. This type of system often has two or more lines connected to it and multiple zones for different rooms within the home.

FAQs

1. Why choose a thermostatic mixing valve with a remote sensor?

Thermostatic mixing valves with an external sensor head have one big benefit. The temperature detection point sits away from the valve body. It does not measure temperature using the water inside the valve. You normally fit the valve body inside pipe shafts or walls. You put the remote sensor right at the actual water outlet. It reads the real water temperature at this outlet. This gives much more accurate temperature control.

Regular mixing valves with built-in sensors only check the temperature right at the valve. Long pipes can cause trouble. Cold water stuck inside those pipes makes the temperature readings wrong. You can put the outside sensor near where the shower water comes out. If the water temperature at the outlet suddenly changes, the valve adjusts how much hot and cold water flows in straight away. It quickly gets the water temperature steady again. This prevents sudden big temperature shifts and cuts down the risk of burns. It is a great fit for building projects that have long pipework and lots of water outlets.

2. What material is the sensor bulb of a thermostatic mixing valve made from?

This thermostatic mixing valve with an external sensing head comes with a red copper sensor bulb. Copper moves heat fast, so it notices changes in water temperature right away. Inside the bulb is sealed a special liquid that senses temperature. This liquid, together with the thin capillary tube, sends temperature and pressure signals to the wax temperature part inside the valve, so it can adjust the water temperature automatically. We add passivation anti-rust treatment to the copper surface, and the bulb will not oxidize easily under normal heating and hot water working conditions.

3. What is the temperature control range for the thermostatic mixing valve with a remote sensor?

This thermostatic mixing valve with an outside sensor probe has a standard adjustable temperature range of 20℃ to 70℃. This range works for most underfloor heating, boiler, and hot water tank loop systems. You may pick any outlet water temperature inside this span. Pick a set point such as 45℃. The sensor reads the actual water temperature. If that value differs from your setting, the valve shifts its inner slider. It keeps making small changes. The running water stays near 45℃. The valve maintains a steady temperature balance automatically.

4. Can the capillary tube length of the thermostatic mixing valve with a remote sensor be customized?

The Plumberstar thermostatic mixing valve with an external sensor probe lets buyers customize the capillary tube length. Our standard tube length ranges from 1 to 2 meters, and custom options are available from 1.5 to 3 meters. The temperature response slows slightly once the capillary tube exceeds 3 meters in length. We run temperature control calibration before shipment to offset this signal delay. The capillary tube is made from stainless steel, and it has an outer metal spring cover. This cover shields the inner tube from damage when you bend or press it while installing. After we make every custom-length piece, we run separate airtightness tests and temperature-control linkage tests. We can also supply samples in different lengths for your site tests.

5. Can you provide an instruction manual for the thermostatic mixing valve with a remote sensor?

We can supply a matching installation and operation manual for this thermostatic mixing valve with an external sensor probe. The electronic manual comes free by default. It has product structure drawings, pipeline connection diagrams, capillary wiring rules, temperature adjustment steps, and a troubleshooting checklist. We send this file by email once you place your order.

Shipments do not include paper manuals as standard. If you want paper copies shipped together with the products for your order, we’ll charge extra printing costs for this service. Customers confirm the language version ahead of time. We can make English or German copies. The printed document content cannot be changed freely after final approval. We send a draft copy to customers to check and sign off before printing starts.