AMOT

CONTROLS
Quality and reliability for over 50 years

Temperature
Control Valves

Self-Actuating
Internally Sensed Design

APPLICATIONS
■ Heat Recovery ■ Co-generation, Cooling Towers,
■ Lubricating Oil ■ Chillers
■ Jacket Water High Temperature (HT) ■ Mixing/Diverting or Blending
■ Secondary Water ■ Temperature Regulation or Relief
Low Temperature (LT) ■ Process Temperature Control
■ Water Saving Applications ■ Thermal Dumping
■ Boiler Inlet Temperature Control

Western Way, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk IP33 3SZ, UK Telephone: 01284 762222 Fax: 01284 760256
 THE AMOT TEMPERATURE CONTROL SOLUTION

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TYPICAL INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS

DIVERTING APPLICATIONS MIXING APPLICATIONS

C
’AMOT’
A
THERMOSTAT
B HEAT HEAT
HEAT REMOVAL HEAT ’AMOT’
REMOVAL
LOAD LOAD THERMOSTAT

HEAT BY HOT COLD B C

REMOVAL C AMOT B B AMOT C
PASS INLET INLET A
A
A

CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE INTLET PUMP PUMP

CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE OUTLET

BOILER RETURN APPLICATIONS WATER SAVING APPLICATIONS

Valve as shown maintains
ALTERNATIVE POSITION FOR PUMP FLOW TO SYSTEM HEAT LOAD
minimum flow through
cooler to conserve water,
’AMOT’
THERMOSTAT requires internal leak hole to PUMP PORT
BLOCKED
B C permit small flow for sensing.
BOILER A RETURN FROM SYSTEM
B
A ’AMOT’
C THERMOSTAT
HEAT
PUMP EXCHANGER

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 GENERAL PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS
BODY MATERIALS: ■ Cast Iron BS : 1452 Grade 250 ■ Electroless Nickel plated elements &
(for fresh water and lubricating oils) Neoprene seals
Lube oil system for ammonia refrigeration
■ Bronze BS : 1400 Grade LG2 compressors
(for seawater, shock resistance and Salt water systems
low magnetic permeability)
■ Electroless Nickel plated elements & Nitrile seals
■ Aluminium BS : 1490 Grade LM25TF Lube oil system with Hydrogen Sulfide
(for light weight) contamination
■ Steel BS : 3100 Grade A1 ■ Neoprene seals
(for high strength/pressure ratings) Lube oil system for freon refrigeration
compressors
■ Ductile iron BS : 2789 Grade 420/12
(high performance iron) SEAL MATERIALS: Nitrile, Viton, Neoprene &
Ethylene Propylene Rubber
■ Stainless Steel BS : 3100 Grade 316C16F PORT
(corrosive and special applications) CONNECTIONS: Threaded or flanged (refer to individual data
sheets for specific valve)
ELEMENT For welded connections refer to the Amot R Valve
MATERIALS: ■ Standard elements are of brass and bronze VALVE SIZES
construction with O ring seals in Nitrile (nominal bore): 15mm through 200mm (1/2” through 8” )
rubber. These are suitable for most water CONTROL
and petroleum based oils. TEMPERATURES: 13˚-132˚C (55˚-270˚F)
■ Electroless Nickel plated element & Viton seals FLOWRATE: To 450 M3/Hr (2,000 US GPM)
Synthetic lubricants (Refer to Page 15 for valve selection)
Deionized water in electronic cooling PRESSURE
circuits RATINGS: To 70 Bar (1000 PSI)

POSITIVE ACTING TEMPERATURE CONTROL

AMOT Thermostatic valves provide reliable control of fluid temperatures in cooling systems, heat recovery and many other temperature
control applications. They are also suitable for process control and industrial applications where fluids must be mixed or diverted
depending upon temperature. All AMOT internally sensed valves have positive 3 way action. This ensures that on process start up all of
the flow is through the bypass line giving the fastest possible warm up time. Operation and flow control is established by the temperature
element, which constantly monitors and regulates the medium to the exact specified temperature setting. When required the valve will
positively shut off the bypass line to give full cooling. Being a 3-way valve ensures constant volume flow in the system and gives no
restriction during the warm up cycle, ensuring maximum performance.

COLD POSITION HOT POSITION

OPERATION
BYPASS
The temperature control power is created by the expansion of a
wax/copper mixture which is highly sensitive to temperature
OUTLET/
changes. Large forces are created by the warming/expansion of COOLER
the mixture which in turn acts upon the sliding valve, thus
regulating the flow.
The diagram opposite shows the valve actuation in diverting
mode at start and cooling positions. During operation the sliding
valve constantly modulates for accurate temperature control.
Reliable rugged construction gives a unit sensitive to temperature
variations, not easily disturbed by pressure changes and sudden
surges which allows stable temperatures to be maintained over a Note: Typical for sliding valve type elements
wide range of operating conditions.

TEMPERATURE SETTINGS
A wide selection of temperatures are available. Fresh water systems typically run in the range 71˚ to 88˚C. Seawater systems do not
normally exceed 49˚C. Follow the equipment manufacturers’ guidelines for oil systems and for specific operating temperatures of
cooling/heating systems.
In general the temperature quoted is the nominal operating temperature in diverting mode on water systems.
For mixing and oil circuits the temperature may be 1 to 2˚C Degrees higher due to flow, viscosity and other system parameters.
For long life AMOT valves should not be operated continuously at temperatures in excess of their maximum continuous rating. If this
condition is anticipated then consult AMOT for suitable alternatives.

ELEMENT LEAKHOLES
Leakholes are drilled to allow a small flow of fluid between ports B and C for the following reasons:
• To allow small flows to cooler during start up which slows down warm up cycle.
• To allow small flows to maintain some flow through cooler in order to prevent condensation or in extreme cases freezing. In
applications where additives are not or can not be used.
• In applications where valve is used as 2 way. With port ‘B’ blocked, when circuit is cold and valve closed leakhole is necessary to
ensure small flow in order for the element to see temperature change. Allowing the unit to function.

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 B
B VALVE CHARACTERISTICS & SPECIFICATION
FLOW RATE: 10 - 450 m3/Hr
APPLICATION: Diverting or Mixing
MOUNTING POSITION: Any Orientation
PORTS: Below Nominal Temperature: Ports A & B connected
Above Nominal Temperature: Ports A & C connected
BODY MATERIALS: Aluminium, Bronze, Cast Iron, Ductile Iron, Steel & Stainless Steel
(Refer to Model Coding Table)
SEAL MATERIALS: Nitrile, Viton, Neoprene, Ethylene Propylene Rubber
VALVE SIZES (nominal bore): 40, 50, 65, 80, 100, 125, 150 & 200mm (11/2”, 2”, 21/2”, 3”, 4”, 5”, 6” & 8”)
PORT CONNECTIONS: Screwed – 40 & 50mm (11/2” & 2”) BSP.PL or NPT
Flanged – 50 – 200mm (2” – 8”) to most DIN, ANSI, JIS and other standards
CONTROL TEMPERATURES: See element characteristics table

VALVE CHARACTERISTICS ELEMENT CHARACTERISTICS

All temperatures in ˚C (˚F)

Control Rated Max temp Application Types*

Temp Range Continuous F.W. L.O. S.W.
0.55 (8) 13 (55) 8-20 (47-68) 35 (95) ✓ ✓ ✓
14 (57) 10-18 (50-65) 30 (86) ✓ ✓ ✓
24 (75) 20-30 (68-86) 38 (100) ✓ ✓ ✓
32 (90) 27-35 (81-95) 43 (110) ✓ ✓ ✓
0.41 (6) 35 (95) 29-41 (85-105) 49 (120) ✓ ✓ ✓
PRESSURE DROP

38 (100) 34-42 (93-108) 50 (122) ✓ ✓ –

BAR (PSI)

41 (105) 35-45 (95-113) 55 (131) ✓ ✓ ✓

43 (110) 38-47 (100-117) 56 (133) ✓ ✓ ✓
46 (115) 40-50 (104-122) 61 (142) ✓ ✓ –
0.28 (4)
49 (120) 43-54 (110-130) 66 (150) ✓ ✓ ✓
54 (130) 51-60 (124-140) 68 (155) ✓ ✓ ✓
57 (135) 54-63 (129-145) 71 (160) ✓ ✓ –
60 (140) 57-66 (135-151) 74 (165) ✓ ✓ ✓
0.14 (2) 63 (145) 60-69 (140-156) 79 (174) ✓ ✓ –)
66 (150) 63-72 (145-161) 82 (180) ✓ ✓ ✓
68 (155) 66-74 (150-165) 85 (185) ✓ ✓ ✓
71 (160) 68-78 (155-173) 88 (190) ✓ ✓ ✓
74 (165) 71-80 (160-175) 88 (190) ✓ ✓ –
NOMINAL SIZE 77 (170) 74-83 (165-181) 93 (200) ✓ ✓ –
11/2 8 12 16 20 24 30 79 (175) 77-85 (170-185) 102 (215) ✓ ✓ ✓
2 10 15 20 25 30 35
82 (180) 79-88 (175-191) 104 (220) ✓ ✓ –
2 1/2 19 28 37 46 55 64
85 (185) 82-91 (180-196) 106 (223) ✓ ✓ –
3 20 30 40 50 60 70
91 (195) 87-98 (188-209) 107 (225) ✓ ✓ –
33 28 41 55 69 84 97
96 (205) 93-102 (200-215) 108 (226) ✓ ✓ –
4 40 60 80 100 120 140
102 (215) 98-107 (209-225) 115 (239) ✓ ✓ –
5 60 90 120 150 180 210
107 (225) 102-113 (216-236) 118 (244) ✓ ✓ –
6 90 135 180 225 270 315
110 (230) 104-115 (219-239) 127 (260) ✓ ✓ –
8 135 195 260 320 390 450
116 (240) 108-122 (227-252) 132 (270) ✓ ✓ –
FLOW RATE * Element temperature availability: F.W. = Fresh water, L.O. = Oil, S.W. = Saltwater
m3/Hr – Water

MANUAL OVERRIDE OPTION MAXIMUM WORKING PRESSURE

RATINGS
BR type valves are fitted with a variable manual override
which allows a progressive opening of port A to C. Cast iron, Ductile iron and bronze 10 Bar (150 PSI)
Manual override is often a requirement for Marine
type BO , BG, BF, BC & BR except 33B
applications.
Function. In automatic mode the valve will control the 2BH (cast iron) 22 Bar (325 PSI)
temperature automatically, but turning the adjusting nut
on top of the operator clockwise will cause the element
to move toward its hot (extended) position, regardless Steel valves 150LB, ND10 & ND16 16 Bar (230 PSI)
of temperature. There is a position indicator on each
manual override which shows the element position Steel valves 300LB 45 Bar (655 PSI)
during manual operation. Each element assembly has its
own Manual Override. 33B 6 Bar (90 PSI)
Manual Override should only be used in case of an
emergency or element failure.
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 B
DIMENSIONS (MM) ND10/16 125/150LB 11/2 & 2BO/BH/BG 2BF
Type NB F H J D W t K d n K d n J
1
1 /2BO 40 246 91 97 – 140 – – – – – – –
2BO/BH/BG 50 246 91 97 – 139 – – – – – – – B
H
2BF 50 270 113 121 165 139 20 125 18 4 120.6 19 4
2BC/BR 50 225 149 – 165 140 20 125 18 4 120.6 19 4 C A W
21/2BO/BR 65 254 165 – 185 210 20 145 18 4 139.7 19 4
3BO/BR 80 267 171 – 200 210 22 160 18 8 152.6 19 4
33BO/BR 80 267 171 – 200 245 22 160 18 8 152.6 19 4
F
4BO/BR 100 403 217 – 224 308 24 180 18 8 190.5 19 8
J
5BO/BR 125 489 241 – 254 349 26 210 18 8 216 22.2 8
6BO/BR 150 489 254 – 285 483 26 240 23 8 240 23 8
8BO/BR 200 840 280 – 340 485 30 295 22 8 or12* 299 22 8
H B
* 8 Holes on ND10 Flange, 12 Holes on ND16 Flange
C A D W
Weights (Kilograms)
Type Bronze Cast/Ductile Iron Stainless Steel/Steel Aluminium
t
11/2BO 13 11 N/A N/A F
2BO/BH/BG 13 11 N/A N/A
2BF 22 18 N/A 7
2BC/BR 26 18 20 N/A 2BC, 2BR & 21/2 – 6BO/BR
21/2BO/BR 29 24 34 10
3BO/BR 36 27 36 11
33BO/BR 42 35 N/A 14 65 B
4BO/BR 68 61 N/A 24
5BO/BR 109 91 N/A 35
6BO/BR 136 123 N/A 48
F A D
8BO/BR 315 285 N/A N/A

MANUAL
OVERRIDE C
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VALVE NOMINAL BORE
CODE SIZE MM (IN )
NUMBER
OF ELEMENTS
3 VALVE TYPE
TYPE DESCRIPTION
‘n’ HOLES ød
ON K PCD

11/2 40 (11/2”) 1 BO 11/2” & 2” screwed connections

2 50 (2”) 1 BO 21/2” to 8” flanged W

21/2
3
65 (21/2”)
80 (3”)
2
2 BO BC

BF
Flanged ‘T’ configuration (2” only)

Flanged ‘F’ configuration (2” only)

33 80 (3”) 3
BR Manual override (2” to 8”)
4 100 (4”) 4
BH Screwed high pressure (2” only)
5 125 (5”) 6
BG Screwed/screw retained sleeves (2” only)
6 150 (6”) 9 NB H
8 200 (8”) 16

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PORT CONNECTION 8BO,BR
C

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CODE CONNECTION
HOUSING MATERIAL D
A Flanged ND6
CODE MATERIAL B Flanged ND10
A Aluminium (All except 8 & 33) C Flanged ND16 MANUAL
B Bronze (All except 33) D Flanged BS:10 table D OVERRIDE

C
D
Cast Iron (All Models)
Ductile Iron (All Models)
B E
F
Flanged BS:10 table E
Flanged ANSI 125Ib
(Cast Iron, Bronze & Ductile only)
(BR ONLY)

S Steel (2, 21/2 , 3 Only) J Flanged ANSI 150Ib

(steel & stainless steel only)
1
R 316 Stainless Steel (2, 2 /2 , 3 Only) H Flanged ANSI 300Ib F
(steel & stainless steel only)

120
]
L Flanged JIS 10k
CONTROL TEMPERATURE
M Flanged JIS 5k
For temperatures available see page 4. Model T Screwed NPT (11/2 & 2 BO only)
Code Temperatures denoted in˚F only.
U Screwed BSP.PL (11/2 & 2 BO only)

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ELEMENT CODE
CODE DESCRIPTION
01 CODE
LEAKHOLE SIZES
SIZE MM (INCHES)
500
630
0 None
01 1096X Standard A 13 (1/2”) COVER
REMOVAL
B 6.5 (1/4”) 80
05

07
6836S Saltwater

2433X Standard with manual override

-0 C
D
E
9.5 (3/8”)
3.2 (1/8”)
1.6 (1/16”)
F 2.4 (3/32”)
09 6938S Saltwater with manual override

0- G
H
5 (3/16”)
8 (5/16”)
W

LEAKHOLE QUANTITY
Refer to nominal bore for maximum number
of leakholes per valve size (1 per element) ] AA [
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
AA- None ‘n’ HOLES ø‘d’
ON ‘K’ PCD
D t
H

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 C
C VALVE CHARACTERISTICS & SPECIFICATION
FLOW RATE: 2-18 M3/Hr
APPLICATION: Diverting or Mixing
MOUNTING POSITION: Any Orientation
PORTS: Below Nominal Temperature: Ports A & B connected
Above Nominal Temperature: Ports A & C connected
BODY MATERIALS: Aluminium, Bronze, Cast Iron, Ductile Iron, Steel, Stainless Steel
SEAL MATERIALS: Nitrile, Viton, Neoprene, Ethylene Propylene Rubber
VALVE SIZES (nominal bore): 15, 20, 25, 32 & 40mm (1/2”, 3/4”, 1”, 11/4” & 11/2”)
PORT CONNECTIONS: Screwed – 15, 20, 25, 32 & 40mm (1/2”, 3/4”, 1”, 11/4” & 11/2”)
Flanged – 40mm (11/2”)
CONTROL TEMPERATURES: See element characteristics table below

VALVE CHARACTERISTICS ELEMENT CHARACTERISTICS

All temperatures in ˚C (˚F)
1.1 (16)
CONTROL TEMP RATED RANGE MAX. TEMP
CONTINUOUS

18 (65) 15-25 (59-77) 47 (116)

.97 (14) 23 (75) 20-29 (68-85) 60 (140)

30 (85) 24-34 (75-93) 63 (145)

35 (95) 30-40 (86-104) 73 (163)

.83 (12)
38 (100) 33-42 (91-108) 61 (143)

43 (110) 38-47 (100-117) 82 (180)

49 (120) 43-55 (110-131) 86 (187)

.69 (10) 54 (130) 49-60 (120-140) 95 (203)

60 (140) 54-65 (130-150) 95 (203)

PRESSURE DROP

65 (150) 60-71 (140-160) 100 (212)

BAR (PSI)

.55 (8) 71 (160) 65-76 (150-170) 100 (212)

76 (170) 72-82 (163-180) 100 (212)

80 (175) 76-85 (170-185) 105 (221)

.41 (6) 82 (180) 79-88 (175-190) 110 (230)

87 (190) 85-93 (185-200) 110 (230)

93 (200) 90-100 (194-212) 110 (230)

.28 (4) 96 (205) 93-103 (200-218) 110 (230)

101 (215) 96-107 (205-225) 115 (239)

107 (225) 101-114 (214-237) 120 (248)

.14 (2) 113 (235) 107-122 (225-253) 124 (257)

MAXIMUM WORKING PRESSURE

RATINGS
Cast iron, Ductile Iron and 10 Bar (150 PSI)
NOMINAL SIZE Bronze Body
1/2 CM 1,5 3,0 4,5 6,0 Aluminium Body 24 Bar (350 PSI)
3/4 CM 2,0 4,0 6,0 8,0
1 CM 2,2 4,4 6,6 8,8 Steel/Stainless Steel Body 48 Bar (700 PSI)
11/4-11/2 CM 2,5 5,0 7,5 10,0 Flanged Versions
11/4 CCM 4,4 9,0 13,3 17,7 Bronze and Cast Iron Body 10 Bar (150 PSI)
11/2 CF 2,5 5,0 7,5 10,0
Steel/Stainless Steel Body, Class 150 ANSI Flanges
FLOW RATE 16 Bar (230 PSI)
m3/Hr – Water
Steel/Stainless Steel Body, Class 300 ANSI Flanges
45 Bar (665 PSI)

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 MODEL CM MODEL 11/4 CCM C
U

U H
W
H

J C
J C B
B

F
F PORT
THREADS
3 PLACES
(SEE TABLE)

D
W SQUARE

VALVE TYPE VALVE DIMENSIONS (MM) WEIGHT

40mm
VALVE SIZE HOUSING MATERIAL H J F U W KG (11/2”)
1
/2, 3/4 1” Bronze, Cast Iron, 50.8 44.5 152.4 90.5 79.4 2
Ductile Iron
(1/2, 3/4 & 1” CM) B
H C
Aluminium (3/4 & 1” CMA) 54.0 54.0 160.3 95.3 82.6 1.2

Steel (3/4 & 1” CMS) 53.9 54.0 160.3 96.8 85.7 3.6
1 1 F
1 /4, 1 /2 Bronze, Cast Iron 73.0 38.1 158.8 115.9 85.7 3 4 HOLES
Ductile Iron Flange Sizing DIA D on
A K PCD
11/4, CCM Cast Iron 111 39.7 155.6 190.5 98.4 4.3 D K
1
1 /2, CF*F Bronze, Cast Iron 73.0 150.0 100.8 18.0 177.8 11 16.0 99.2 J

11/2, CF*J Steel/Stainless Steel 73.0 127.0 100.8 18.0 177.8 9 16.0 99.2
MODEL 11/2 CF
11/2, CF*H Steel/Stainless Steel 73.0 155.6 120.6 20.5 203.2 13.5 22.0 114.3

MODEL CODING SYSTEM

1
] [
VALVE NOMINAL BORE VALVE TYPE
CODE MODEL TYPE
CODE SIZE
1
/2 15mm (1/2) CM Single Element
3
/4 20mm (3/4)
1
1 /4
1 1/2
1
25mm
32mm
40mm
(1)
(1 1/4)
(1 1/2)
CM CCM

CF
Dual Element (11/4” Size Cast Iron only)

Flanged (11/2” only)

]
[
HOUSING MATERIAL PORT CONNECTION
CODE
B
MATERIAL
Bronze (CM + CF)
C CODE
F
THREADS OR FLANGE
Flanged ANSI 125Ib
C Cast Iron (CM, CCM + CF) H Flanged ANSI 300Ib – Steel/Stainless Steel
D
A
S
Ductile Iron (CM ONLY)
Aluminium (CM, 3/4 + 1 ONLY)
Steel (3/4 & 1 CM,11/2 CF ONLY)
T J
T
U
Flanged ANSI 150Ib – Steel/Stainless Steel
Threaded NPT to USAS B2.1
Threaded BSP (PL) to BS 21
V Threaded BSP (TR) Japanese (JIS)
R 316 Stainless Steel (3/4 & 1 CM,11/2 CF ONLY)
W Threaded to SAE J514H

120 (Straight Thread, O-Ring Seal)

CONTROL TEMPERATURE
For temperatures available see page 6. Model Code
temperatures denoted in ˚F only. ] 01
R

S
Threaded BSP (PL), Boss Faced
DIN 3852 Form X (Bronze, Cast Iron
and Ductile Iron only)
Threaded NPTF, dry seal (Bronze,

]
ELEMENT CODE Cast Iron and Ductile Iron only)
CODE TYPE PLATING SEALS REMARKS

[
01 1125X None Nitrile LEAKHOLE SIZES
02
04
06
1125P
3362E
1125X
Nickel
Nickel
None
Viton
EPR
Viton
-0 CODE
B
C
LEAK HOLE SIZE mm (inches)
0.8
1.6
(1/32”)
(1/16”)
82 9778C Electroless Neoprene High D 2.4 ( 3/32”)
Nickel Overtemperature
F 3.2 (1/8”)
86
99
44844X
3362U
None
None
Viton
Neoprene
Saltwater
0- G
H
O
6.3
5
NONE
(1/4”)
( 3/16”)
None

]
LEAKHOLE QUANTITY
CODE
0
1
2
NO OF ELEMENTS WITH LEAK HOLE (1 PER ELEMENT)
None
1
2
(All except CCM)
(11/4 CCM only)
AA [ SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
AA- None

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H VALVE CHARACTERISTICS & SPECIFICATION
FLOW RATE: 50-382 M 3/Hr
APPLICATION: Diverting or Mixing
MOUNTING POSITION: Any Orientation
PORTS: Below Nominal Temperature: Ports A & B connected
Above Nominal Temperature: Ports A & C connected
BODY MATERIALS: Steel
SEAL MATERIALS: Nitrile, Viton
VALVE SIZES (nominal bore): 100, 125 & 150mm (4, 5 & 6”)
CONTROL TEMPERATURES: See table below

VALVE CHARACTERISTICS ELEMENT CHARACTERISTICS

All temperatures in ˚C (˚F)

.69 (10)
CONTROL TEMP RATED RANGE MAX. TEMP
CONTINUOUS
13 (055) 8-20 (47-68) 35 (95)
24 (075) 20-30 (68-86) 38 (100)
.55 (8)
32 (090) 27-35 (81-95) 43 (110)
35 (095) 29-41 (85-105) 49 (120)
PRESSURE DROP

38 (100) 34-42 (94-108) 50 (122)

BAR (PSI)

41 (105) 35-45 (95-113) 55 (131)

.41 (6)
43 (110) 38-47 (100-117) 56 (133)
46 (115) 40-50 (104-122) 61 (142)
49 (120) 43-54 (110-130) 66 (150)
54 (130) 51-60 (124-140) 68 (155)
.28 (4) 60 (140) 57-66 (135-151) 74 (165)
66 (150) 63-72 (145-161) 82 (180)
68 (155) 66-74 (150-165) 85 (185)
71 (160) 68-78 (155-173) 88 (190)
.14 (2) 74 (165) 71-79 (160-175) 88 (190)
77 (170) 74-83 (165-181) 93 (200)
79 (175) 77-85 (170-185) 102 (215)
85 (180) 79-88 (175-191) 104 (220)
91 (195) 87-98 (188-209) 107 (225)
NOMINAL 96 (205) 93-102 (200-215) 108 (226)
BORE
102 (215) 98-107 (209-225) 115 (239)
4 (100) 50 75 100 125 150 175
110 (230) 104-115 (219-239) 118 (244)
5 (125) 70 105 140 175 210 245
116 (240) 108-122 (227-252) 123 (254)
6 (150) 109 163 218 272 327 382

FLOW RATE
m3/Hr – Water

MAXIMUM WORKING PRESSURE

MANUAL OVERRIDE RATING

AMOT Model H thermostatic valves can be supplied with 150Ib Flange 16 Bar (230 Psi)
a Manual Override. This allows the operator to divert
300Ib Flange 45 Bar (655 Psi)
partial or full flow through port ‘C’ regardless of
temperature. Each element assembly has its own
Manual Override.

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 MANUAL
OVERRIDE W
H
6.4
(HM ONLY) HO & HM VALVE
F

J
(HM ONLY)

B C

H 8 HOLES ød
ON K PCD
A t

RF
D

DIMENSIONS (MM) Manual Flange Drilling

override (when Weight
Type RF F t D H W Kg (Ibs)
Nominal Bore fitted) J d K

4H0SJ/ 100 157 403 24 229 218 260 178 19 191 68 (150)
4HMSJ

4HOSH/ 100 157 414 32 254 224 260 178 22 198 68 (150)
4HMSH

5HOSJ/ 125 186 489 24 254 279 470 184 22 216 120 (265)
5HMSJ

6HOSJ/ 150 216 489 26 279 279 470 184 22 241 120 (265)
6HMSJ

MODEL CODING SYSTEM

] [
VALVE NOMINAL BORE VALVE TYPE
CODE MM (IN) NO. OF ELEMENT CODE MODEL TYPE
4
5
100 (4”)
125 (5”)
1
2
5 HO
HM
Standard
Manual override
6 150 (6”) 2

HO
HOUSING MATERIAL
]

[
S Steel PORT CONNECTION
CODE FLANGE CONNECTION
CONTROL TEMPERATURE
For temperatures available see page 8. Model Code
temperatures denoted in ˚F only. ] S
H
J Flanged ANSI 150LB

Flanged ANSI 300LB

]
ELEMENT CODE B Flanged ND 10
CODE PART NO
01 9760X
DESCRIPTION
Standard element,
B C Flanged ND 16

Buna N O-Rings
02 9760P Nickel Plated element and

03 9760X
Cage, Viton O-Rings
Standard element and
120

[
LEAKHOLE SIZES
Cage, Viton O-Rings
CODE SIZE mm (inches)
04 9760P Nickel Plated element,
0 No leak hole
Buna N O-Rings
05 9760K Electroless Nickel Plated
element, Cage, Viton O-Rings
01 B
C
6.3 (1/4”)
12.7 (1/2”)
07 9844X Standard Manual override D 19 (3/4”)
element, Buna N

08 9844P
O-Rings
Nickel Plated Manual
-0
override element and
Cage, Viton O-Rings
09 9844X Standard Manual override
element, Viton O-Rings
AA [ Special Requirements
AA- None

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 J
J VALVE CHARACTERISTICS & SPECIFICATION
FLOW RATE: 2-8 M 3/Hr
APPLICATION: Diverting or Mixing
MOUNTING POSITION: Any Orientation
PORTS: Below Nominal Temperature: Ports A & B connected
Above Nominal Temperature: Ports A & C connected
BODY MATERIALS: Aluminium
SEAL MATERIALS: Nitrile
VALVE SIZES (nominal bore): 20mm (3/4”) nominal bore
PORT CONNECTIONS: Screwed 20mm (3/4”) BSP, NPT, M26 x 1.5, JIS, SAE
CONTROL TEMPERATURES: See model coding table below
MAXIMUM WORKING
PRESSURE: 24 Bar (350 Psi)

VALVE CHARACTERISTICS ELEMENT CHARACTERISTICS

1.38 (20) All temperatures in ˚C (˚F)

1.24 (18) CONTROL TEMP RATED RANGE MAX. TEMP

CONTINUOUS
18 (65) 15-25 (59-77) 47 (116)
1.10 (16)
23 (75) 20-29 (68-84) 60 (140)
30 (85) 24-34 (75-93) 63 (145)
PRESSURE DROP

.96 (14)
35 (95) 30-40 (86-104) 73 (163)
BAR (PSI)

.83 (12) 38 (100) 33-42 (91-108) 61 (143)

43 (110) 38-47 (100-117) 82 (180)
.69 (10) 49 (120) 43-55 (110-131) 86 (187)
54 (130) 49-60 (120-140) 95 (203)
.55 (8) 60 (140) 54-65 (130-150) 95 (203)
65 (150) 60-71 (140-160) 100 (212)
.41 (6) 71 (160) 65-76 (150-170) 100 (212)
76 (170) 72-82 (163-180) 100 (212)
.28 (4) 80 (175) 76-85 (170-185) 105 (221)
82 (180) 79-88 (175-190) 110 (230)
.14 (2) 87 (190) 85-93 (185-200) 110 (230)
2 4 6 8 93 (200) 90-100 (194-212) 110 (230)
FLOW RATE 96 (205) 93-103 (200-218) 110 (230)
m3/Hr – Water 101 (215) 97-107 (205-225) 115 (239)
107 (225) 101-114 (214-237) 120 (248)
113 (235) 107-123 (225-253) 124 (257)

DIMENSIONS
MODEL CODING

]
VALVE TYPE 3
/4 JOA

[
3 Way, 3/4”, Aluminium CONTROL TEMPERATURE

See above for temperatures.

F Model code temperature
T denoted in ˚F only.

][
NB PORT CONNECTION
J CODE CONNECTION 140
T Threaded NPT to
C USAS B2.1
ELEMENT CODE
U Threaded BSP (PI)
to BS 21 CODE TYPE
H 01 Standard
V Threaded BSP (Tr) 01-
and Japanese (JIS) 02 Plated with Viton
Seals
W Threaded to
Port Dimensions (mm) Weight SAE J514h (Straight 03 Standard element
Thread O-Ring seal) with Viton Seals
Thread F H J NB C KG (Ibs) K Threaded to 04 Electroless Nickel
M26 x 1.5 Plated with
Neoprene O-Rings
NPT, BSP, JIS 116 41 59 20 44 0.6 (1.3)
05 Standard element
M26 x 1.5 with Neoprene
O-Rings
SAE 125 51 68 20 54 0.6 (1.3)
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

AA- None ] AA
06 Plated element with
Neoprene O-Rings

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 E
E VALVE CHARACTERISTICS & SPECIFICATION
FLOW RATE: 8-18 M3/Hr
APPLICATION: Diverting or Mixing
MOUNTING POSITION: Any Orientation
PORTS: Below Nominal Temperature: Ports A & B connected.
Above Nominal Temperature: Ports A & C connected
BODY MATERIALS: Bronze, Cast Iron & Steel
SEAL MATERIALS: Nitrile, Viton & Neoprene
PORT CONNECTIONS: Screwed – 40mm (11/2”) Flanged – 40mm (11/2”) Nominal Bore
CONTROL TEMPERATURES: See Model Coding table below
MAXIMUM WORKING PRESSURES: Cast Iron & Bronze – 10 Bar (145 Psi)
Steel Ansi 150Ib – 16 Bar (230 Psi), 300Ib – 45 Bar (660 Psi), 600Ib – 68 Bar (1000 Psi)

VALVE CHARACTERISTICS DIMENSIONS

MODEL 11/2 EF/EM MODEL 11/2 EO
.55 (8) F
d
EM ONLY
1” HEX

108
.41 (6) F

PRESSURE
DROP B C
BAR (PSI) .28 (4) B C ø 7.3
D

H H
A A
.14 (2)
Dimensions in mm
Y NB 40 (11/2”)

BODY & FLANGE DIMENSIONS (mm) Net

Weight FLANGE DRILLING (mm)
TYPE F H D Kg CODE y d
11/2 EF** 178 101 150 8.2 B&C 110 18
8 10 12 14 16 18 11/2 EFSJ 178 101 127 12 F 127 15.88
FLOW RATE 11/2 EFSH 203 121 156 13 J 127 14.29
m3/Hr – Water 11/2 EFSK 222 130 156 16 H&K 155 20.57
11/2 EO** 156 95 130 5

MODEL CODING

] 11/2
[
VALVE TYPE VALVE TYPE
Standard Valve Size 40mm (11/2”) CODE MODEL TYPE
EF Flanged connections
EO Threaded connections

]
HOUSING MATERIAL
CODE MATERIAL
EF EM Manual override (Flanged)

[
B Bronze Machined
} Sleeve PORT CONNECTION
C Cast Iron
CODE CONNECTION
S Steel – Pressed Sleeve
B A
B
Flanged ND 6
Flanged ND 10

]
CONTROL RATED MAX. TEMP
TEMP. RANGE CONTINUOUS C Flanged ND 16
29 (085) 26-34 (79-93) 65 (149) D Flanged to BS 10 Table D
35
37
43
(095)
(100)
(110)
30-40 (86-104)
33-42 (92-108)
38-47 (100-117)
50
75
82
(122)
(167)
(180)
A E
F
Flanged to BS 10 Table E
Flanged ANSI 125Ib
H Flanged ANSI 300Ib – Steel
48 (120) 45-55 (112-131) 88 (191) J Flanged ANSI 150Ib – Steel
54
60
65
(130)
(140)
(150)
49-60 (120-140)
55-66 (130-151)
60-71 (140-160)
95
99
104
(203)
(210)
(219)
180 K
R
Flanged ANSI 600Ib – Steel
Threaded BSP (PI), Boss faced
DIN 3852 FORM X
71 (160) 66-77 (150-170) 110 (230) T Threaded NPT to USAS B2.1
76 (170) 73-82 (163-180) 115 (239) U Threaded BSP (PI) to BS 21
79 (175) 77-85 (170-185) 115 (239) V Threaded BSP (Tr) Japanese (JIS)
82 (180) 80-88 (175-190) 118 (245) W Threaded to SAE J514h
87 (190) 85-93 (185-200) 118 (245) (Straight Thread O-Ring seal)
96 (205) 93-103 (200-218) 110 (230)

[
114 (237) 107-123(225-253) 123 (254) ELEMENT CODE

01 CODE TYPE VALVE

TYPE
PLATING SEALS

]
LEAKHOLE SIZES O1 5435X EO/EF None Nitrile
CODE LEAK HOLE SIZE (MM INCHES) O2 5435P EO/EF Nickel Viton
O
A
B
None

1
1
3.2 ( /8 Dia)
6.4 ( /4 Dia)
A O3
O5
O7
5435X
5435X
9831X
EO/EF
EO/EF
EMS
None
None
None
Viton
Neoprene
Nitrile
3
C 4.8 ( /16 Dia) O7 45184X EMB/EMC None Nitrile
1
D 1.6 ( /16 Dia) O8 9831P EMS Nickel Viton
O8 45184P EMB/EMC Nickel Viton
10 5435S EO/EF Nickel Nitrile
Special Requirements
AA- None ] AA 11
11
9381X
45184X
EMS
EMB/EMC
None
None
Viton
Viton

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 VALVE SIZING AMOT VALVE
Pressure Drop FLOW
Amot Thermostatic Valves are designed to produce minimal pressure drop. The normal recommendation in
sizing AMOT Thermostatic valves is to select a pressure drop between 0.14 to 0.5 bar (2 and 7 Psi). COEFFICIENT
Valve Flow Coefficient
A Cv is the valve’s flow coefficient (Cv), it is defined as the number of US gallons per minute of room Kv Cv
temperature water which will flow through the valve with a pressure drop of 1 Psi across the valve.
The basic formula to find a valve’s Cv is shown below. (Kv is metric coefficient). 1/2 CM 6.1 7
Q = Flow in m3/hr Q = Flow in US gallons
3/4 JO 6.9 8
SG Dp = Pressure Drop in Bar SG per minute 3/4 CM 8.2 9.5
Kv = Q SG = Specific gravity of Cv = Q Dp = Pressure Drop (Psi)
DP fluid (Water = 1.0) DP SG = Specific gravity of 1CM 9.0 10.4
Valve flow coefficient fluid (Water = 1.0)
Cv = Valve flow coefficient 11/4 CM 9.5 11
There are two other ways that this formula can be There are two other ways that this formula can be 11/2 CM 9.5 11
written, to find the flow in m3/hr and to find the written, to find the flow in US gallons per minute
pressure drop in bar. and to find the pressure drop of a valve in Psi. 11/2 CF 9.5 11
2 2 11/4 CCM 17.7 20.5
Q = Kv
DP
SG
DP =
()
Q
Kv
SG Q = Cv
DP
SG
DP =
()Q
Cv
SG
11/2 E 24.7 28.5
11/2 B 36 42
Examples of Formula Usage Examples of Formula Usage
2B 44 51
To find the ideal Kv of a valve to pass 80m3/hr of To find the ideal Cv of a valve required to pass 50
water with a pressure drop of 0.3 bar across the usgpm of water with a pressure drop of 4 psi across 21/2 B 79 91
valve. the valve.
3B 87 101
SG 1 SG 1
Kv =Q ••• 80 = 146 Cv =Q ••• 50 = 25 33B 121 140
DP 0.3 DP 4

What is the flowrate through a valve having a Kv of What is the flowrate through a valve having a Cv of
4B 176 203
175 and a pressure drop of 0.3 Bar? 203 and a pressure drop of 4 Psi? 4H 216 250
DP 0.3 DP 4 5B 263 304
Q = Kv ••• 175 = 96m3/hr Q = Cv ••• 203 = 406 usgpm
SG 1 SG 1
5H 303 350
Water is flowing at 145m3/hr through a valve having Water is flowing at 640 usgpm through a valve
a Kv of 175, what is the pressure drop across the having a Cv of 203, what is the pressure drop across 6B 394 456
valve? the valve?
6H 471 545
( ) ( )
2 2 2 2

DP
()Q
Kv
SG •••
145
175
x 1 = 0.69 Bar DP
()Q
Cv
SG •••
640
203
x 1.0 = 9.94 Psi 8B 571 660

VISCOSITY CORRECTION
For the selection of valves for use with more viscous fluids than water the following must be calculated in addition to using the
previously mentioned formulas.
1 Viscosity: Find the viscosity of the fluid which shall be used in the valve. This will generally be in centistokes – ISO grade oil is
easy to calculate as the grade no. is the viscosity. i.e. ISO VG 46 = 46 centistokes at 40˚C.
2 Viscosity Correction: Once the viscosity value has been found, by using the graph below the Flow Coefficient correction factor
can be established. The correction value that is produced by the graph should then be multiplied by the original Flow
Coefficient. This gives the corrected Flow Coefficient which can then be used in the standard formulas.
Example: 100 CST = correction factor of 0.68
0.68 x Flow Coefficient = corrected Flow Coefficient (Kv or Cv)

SAE OILS VISCOSITIES VISCOSITY CORRECTION GRAPH

Approximate viscosities of SAE oils at 40˚C (CST)
0.9
OIL CST 0.88
ENGINE OILS SAE 5W 6.8 0.86
0.84
SAE 10W 32
0.82
SAE 20 46 0.8
SAE 20W 68 0.78
Correction Factor

0.76
SAE 30 100
0.74
SAE 40 150 0.72
SAE 50 220 0.7
0.68
0.66
GEAR OILS SAE 75W 22 0.64
SAE 80W 46 0.62
SAE 85W 100 0.6
0.58
SAE 90 150 0.56
SAE 140 460 0.54
10 100 1000
Based on leading oil manufacturers published data. Centistokes

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 INSTALLATION AND OPERATION GUIDE
Amot Thermostatic Valves are manufactured and
DIVERTING APPLICATIONS
tested to the highest possible standard. If the valve is
correctly applied and installed, it will give many years of
reliable, trouble-free service.
This operating guide gives service information for most C AMOT
A
normal operating conditions, but for unusual situations, THERMOSTAT
B
it may be necessary to consult your local Amot HEAT HEAT
LOAD REMOVAL
representative or the Amot factory.
All Amot internally sensed thermostatic valves work on
the “expanding wax” principle, the temperature
elements are set to a pre-determined temperature under
very strictly controlled conditions. They are not
PUMP
adjustable. If system temperatures need to be changed,
then replacement elements must be fitted.

Inspection MIXING APPLICATIONS

Upon receipt, the valve should be checked for damage
sustained in shipping. All Amot valves have nameplates
attached, which are stamped with the valve model
number and batch number.

HEAT
Installation Methods HEAT
LOAD
’AMOT’
THERMOSTAT
REMOVAL
There are several ways of installing Amot thermostatic
valves, but the two most common applications are B C
A
“mixing” and “diverting”. When diverting the fluid,
temperature into the valve is being controlled. When
mixing the fluid, temperature from the valve is
controlled. In mixing mode the valve may run at 1-2˚C PUMP
(1.8-3.6˚F) higher than the normal set temperature.
All Amot internally sensed valves have the same port
identification, ie, A,B and C.
Flange Gaskets – Use full face gaskets.

Port Nomenclature Threaded Ports – Valves having threaded

connections, use a thread sealant to prevent leakage
Below Nominal Temperature: Ports A & B connected rather than excessive tightening force.
Above Nominal Temperature: Ports A & C connected

Installation Guidelines Operation

Upon installation and on start up of the system, all parts
Electrolysis – If expected or encountered in the
of the circuit should be closely monitored to ensure
system, a zinc or magnesium waste plug should be
correct performance.
fitted as close as possible to Port A.

Salt Water – For direct sea water cooled applications,
bronze valves with plated elements should be used.
Venting – If the valve is mounted at the high point of
the system, then care must be taken to ensure that the
system is properly vented to prevent trapping air at the
elements. A leak hole within the unit may be necessary.
Environmental Conditions – Ensure protection
against frost and direct sunlight.
Overtemperature – Ensure maximum continuous
temperatures of element assemblies are not exceeded;
this can increase risk of premature failures.
Pipe Alignment – Ensure good alignment of pipes
prior to tightening of all connections. No pipe strain or
loading should be applied to the valve body.
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A system in which the valves have been properly
selected for the anticipated flows should operate very
closely to the valve’s nominal temperature rating.
Water cooling systems will usually operate at or slightly
below the nominal temperature. Lubricating oils and
most other higher viscosity fluids may operate at or
slightly above the nominal temperature.
In any system where the indicated temperatures are
more than 3˚C (5˚F) from the nominal temperature, then
an effort should be made to locate the cause.
Any system operating at an indicated
6˚C (10˚F) or more from the nominal anticipated
temperatures is probably malfunctioning and the cause
should be located and rectified immediately. (See
trouble-shooting guide over page for possible causes.)
 TROUBLE-SHOOTING
In the event that the cooling system does not operate close to the desired temperature, the following guide may help to identify
or locate the problem.
System temperature too cold System temperature too hot
1 Insufficient heat transferred to coolant to maintain 1 Cooling capacity of system inadequate.
temperature. 2 Thermostatic valve too small for flow rate causing high
2 Wrong nominal element temperature selected. pressure drops and possible cavitation problems.
3 Thermostatic valve greatly oversized or cooling capacity of 3 Valve installed backwards, reducing flow to cooler as
system much greater than required. temperature increases.
4 Thermostatic valve installed backwards, thus sending water 4 By-pass will not close due to worn or pitted seats, sliding
to cooler at low temperatures. valve, seals, etc.
5 Worn or leaking O-rings allowing leakage to cooler. 5 Elements may have suffered sufficient over-temperature
6 Excessive pressure drops across the valve. to prevent full movement, thus preventing full cooling.
7 Foreign matter preventing closure of elements. 6 Solids building up on element sliding valve preventing
8 Bi-metallic type thermometers will indicate low if calibrated correct operation.
in oil. 7 Foreign matter stuck between sliding valve and seat.

ELEMENT HYSTERISIS CHART

SLIDING
VALVE
MOVEMENT OVERTRAVEL

HYSTERESIS
The gap found between the upstroke
(SEE INDIVIDUAL DATA SHEET)

and downstroke curves is the element

TOTAL STROKE 10Mm

MAX. TEMP. SHORT PERIODS

WORKING STROKE 8mm

(SEE INDIVIDUAL DATA SHEETS)

hysteresis. The hysteresis is caused by

TEMP.
element temperature delay and by the
MAX. CONT. TEMP.

HYSTERESIS
FULL OPEN TEMP.

friction of parts in motion.

HEIGHT
HYSTERESIS

CURVE
The curve illustrates the movement of
MIN.
the element assembly in relation to
CRACK OPEN

WORKING
TEMP.

HEIGHT temperature.
WORKING
TEMP. RANGE
10˚C
FULL TEMP. RANGE
TYPICALLY 15˚C

PRESSURE CONVERSION
PSI Bar KG/cm2 Atm KPa In. water In. merc
1 PSI = ***** 0.069 0.070 0.068 6.89 27.6 2.04
1 Bar = 14.50 ***** 1.020 0.987 100.00 401.4 29.5
1 KG/cm2 = 14.22 0.981 ***** 0.968 98.0 393.6 28.9
1 Atm = 14.70 1.013 1.033 ***** 101.3 406.7 29.9
1 Kpa = 0.145 0.010 0.0102 0.0098 ***** 4.01 0.295
1 In. water = 0.036 0.0025 0.0025 0.0025 0.25 ***** 0.07
1 In. merc = 0.490 0.034 0.035 0.033 3.39 13.60 *****

TEMPERATURE CONVERSION TABLE

˚C ˚F ˚C ˚F ˚C ˚F ˚C ˚F ˚C ˚F ˚C ˚F ˚C ˚F ˚C ˚F ˚C ˚F ˚C ˚F
10 50.0 23 73.4 36 96.8 49 120.2 62 143.6 75 167.0 88 190.4 101 213.8 114 237.2 127 260.6
11 51.8 24 75.2 37 98.6 50 122.0 63 145.4 76 168.8 89 192.2 102 215.6 115 239.0 128 262.4
12 53.6 25 77.0 38 100.4 51 123.8 64 147.2 77 170.6 90 194.0 103 217.4 116 240.8 129 264.2
13 55.4 26 78.8 39 102.2 52 125.6 65 149.0 78 172.4 91 195.8 104 219.2 117 242.6 130 266.0
14 57.2 27 80.6 40 104.0 53 127.4 66 150.8 79 174.2 92 197.6 105 221.0 118 244.4 131 267.8
15 59.0 28 82.4 41 105.8 54 129.2 67 152.6 80 176.0 93 199.4 106 222.8 119 246.2 132 269.6
16 60.8 29 84.2 42 107.6 55 131.0 68 154.4 81 177.8 94 201.2 107 224.6 120 248.0 133 271.4
17 62.6 30 86.0 43 109.4 56 132.8 69 156.2 82 179.6 95 203.0 108 226.4 121 249.8 134 273.2
18 64.4 31 87.8 44 111.2 57 134.6 70 158.0 83 181.4 96 204.8 109 228.2 122 251.6 135 275.0
19 66.2 32 89.6 45 113.0 58 136.4 71 159.8 84 183.2 97 206.6 110 230.0 123 253.4
20 68.0 33 91.4 46 114.8 59 138.2 72 161.6 85 185.0 98 208.4 111 231.8 124 255.2
21 69.8 34 93.2 47 116.6 60 140.0 73 163.4 86 186.8 99 210.2 112 233.6 125 257.0
22 71.6 35 95.0 48 118.4 61 141.8 74 165.2 87 188.6 100 212.0 113 235.4 126 258.8

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FLOWRATE CONVERSION
m3/hr Litre/min IMP Gallon/min US Gallon/min

1 m3/hr = ***** 16.67 3.666 4.4

1 Litre/min = 0.06 ***** 0.220 0.264
1 Imp Gallon/min = 0.273 4.546 ***** 1.2
1 US Gallon/min = 0.227 3.787 0.833 *****

THERMOSTATIC VALVE SELECTION FLOW CHART

M3/HR (USGPM) [L/MIN]

455 (2000) [7575]

8B

341 (1500) [5682]

6H

6B
227 (1000) [3788]
5H 205 (900) [3410]
5B 182 (800) [3030]
159 (700) [2652]
4H
136 (600) [2273]
4B
114 (500) [1893]

91 (400) [1515]
33B
68 (300) [1137]
3B
21/2B
45 (200) [758]

2B
11/2B 23 (100) [378]
21 (90) [342]
18 (80) [303] FLOW
11/2E
16 (70) [265]
14 (60) [227]

11 (50) [190]
11/4CCM
9 (40) [152]

7 (30) [113]
11/4-11/2C
1C
3/4C
1/2C
5 (20) [77]
3/4J

2.3 (10) [38]

2.1 (9) [35]
1.8 (8) [30]
1.6 (7) [27]
(1015) (653) (232) (145) (87) 0 .48 .41 .34 .28 .21 .14
70 45 16 10 6 (7) (6) (5) (4) (3) (2)

MAXIMUM WORKING PRESSURE RECOMMENDED

BAR (PSI) PRESSURE DROP*
BAR (PSI)

* SELECT VALVE TO GIVE PRESSURE DROP OF 0.14-0.48 Bar (2-7 PSI) AND REFER TO SPECIFIC VALVE MODEL PAGE.

15
 HOW TO ORDER
1) Flow Rate:
2) Fluid:
3) Control temperature:
4) Materials of Construction:
Housing Material:
Seal Material:
5) Nominal Valve Bore:
6) Port Connections:
7) Manual override: Yes/No
8) System Extremities: Minimum Temp:
Maximum Temp:
Maximum Pressure:
9) AMOT Valve Part No. (if known):

SPECIAL AND CUSTOM DESIGNED THERMOSTATIC VALVES

Electrically & Pneumatically Weld Connection 2470 External Sensing

Operated 3-Way Control Valves Control Valve Two Way Valve

Hose Connection Filter Housings 4106 Thermohydraulic

3-Way Thermostatic Valves With Internal Thermostat Valve

This sheet is distributed for information purposes only. It is not to be construed as becoming part of any contractual or warranty obligations of Amot Controls Limited,
unless expressly so stated in a sales contract. Amot Controls Limited reserves the right to make product design changes at any time without notice.

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