KMC Controls VEB-53 Series User Manual
Installation guide, Wiring, Way, flanged, control ball valves
VEB-53 Series Valves
1
Installation Guide
B
E
A
C
Full CW = Valve Open
Full CCW = Valve Closed
Size
A
B
C
D
E
Weight (lb.)
4"
11
9
13.75
9
17.75
70
5"
12.375
10
14.75
10
18
80
6"
13.875
11
15.625
11
18.875
95
D
Installation Guide
2-Way, Flanged, Control Ball Valves
VEB-53 Series
Mounting 1
Wiring 1
Operation 2
Maintenance 2
Accessories/Repair Parts 2
More Information 2
Mounting
1. Clean the lines upstream from the valve. Remove
any debris (welding slag, pipe scale, or other
contaminants) larger than 1/16 inch (1.6 mm).
NOTE: If the system experiences large amounts
of debris, steps should be taken to keep
the system clean, such as 20 mesh strainer
installed upstream of the valve.
2. Align the valve assembly according to the system
flow requirements (see the illustration below).
3. The valve may be mounted on either vertical or
horizontal pipe lines. On horizontal lines, mount
the valve so the actuator is positioned upright and
over the valve. (Leave sufficient room on all sides
to service the actuator and valve.)
CAUTION
To prevent condensation from dripping onto the
actuator housing on horizontal lines, mount the
valve with the actuator in the upright position or, at
most, at a 45° angle.
4. Install approved flange gaskets (not supplied by
KMC Controls) and bolt the valve to the pipes.
5. Eliminate air from the system to keep the valves
full of fluid during operation.
UP
(on horizontal
lines)
CAUTION
Using mineral oil lubricants or other
incompatible substances in system fluids may
damage EPDM rubber seals in valves. Before
using any lubricant or additive in a water or
ethylene glycol base, consult the substance
manufacturer for compatibility with EPDM
(Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer).
Wiring
Wiring is dependent on the type of actuator and
the desired options that are available. Consult the
actuator model label and then the relevant sections
in the
for detailed instructions on the applicable
wiring, feedback selector, and actuator/signal range
reset (auto-mapping) of the valve’s actuator. (See the
More Information section on the next page.)