Installation Instructions
GPS 40-150
Fig. 1
Fig. 3
ENGLISH
REFRIGERANTS:
R717 (ammonia)), R22, R134a, R404A,
R407, R407B, R407C, R744.
INSTALLATION
GPS valves in sizes DN 100 to DN 150 are
always installed in vertical position fig. 2a.
GPS valves in other sizes are installed as
shown in fig. 2b, i.e. in 90° from vertical
position with pilot valve and side branch
downwards. If there is welding slag and/or
dirt in the system, it is strongly recommen-
ded to install strainers in connection with
the GPS valve. It is important always to
install strainers in the pipes leading to
the pilot valves.
No 2516+311 Sheet: 1/2 Rev. 0
GPS 100-150
Fig. 2a
B
Fig. 4a
FLOW DIRECTION
IMPORTANT: The flow direction must be
from the side branch towards the cone
(fig. 2a+2b).
WELDING
Remove the actuator before welding (fig.
3). OBS: Be sure not to damage the
teflon cone ring and the spindle. If
these parts are damaged the valve
will leak.
ASSEMBLING
Remove welding slag and dirt from pipes
and housing. The valve cone is protected
with a cap. (B) Remove this cap before
the valve is assembled (fig.3). OBS: Only
1 hot gas supply is required (Cf. Illu-
stration A on fig. 4a); connect this
supply to the pilot valve armature.
GPS 40-80
Fig. 4b
TIGHTENING
Use a torque wrench to tighten the 8 bolts
connecting the housing with the actuator.
Tighten the bolts in accordance with the
table fig. 4b.
MANUAL OPENING
For instance by failure of current, see
instruction overleaf.
COLOURS
In factory the valve housings are painted in
a oxide yellow primer. The actuator is
metallized.
Errors and omissions excepted. The data
are subject to change without notice.
234
Fig. 2b
Nm
ft. lb.
DN 40-50 =
40
30
DN 65-80 =
40
30
DN100
=
70
52
DN125
=
150
110
DN150
=
300
220