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Schneider Electric (Erie) VT2317G13A030 2-Way N/C Zone Valve 3/4" Sweat 7.0Cv 36" Wire Leads No Aux Switch 24V

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VT2317G13A030
The Schneider Electric (Erie) VT2317G13A030 2-way, Normally Closed Zone Valve is used in HVAC systems. It is designed with a 3/4” sweat connection, Cv of 7.0, 24V with 36” wire leads, and does not require an auxiliary switch for on/off control. It opens when the power is supplied to it and closes when the power supply is switched off, making it suitable for zone control of temperature. They include increased efficiency in energy use, better temperature regulation, and ease of installation into the hydronic circuits, thereby providing better comfort and efficient control of heated or chilled water.
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Manufacturer Name: Schneider Electric (Erie)
Product Number: VT2317G13A030
OEM Part Number: VT2317G13A030
Product Description: 24V 3/4" Sweat 2 Way N.C. Zone Valve 7.0Cv 36" Wire Leads No Aux Switch
Weight:3lbs/1360.78g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Schneider Electric (Erie) VT2317G13A030 Zone Valve?

Inspect the valve body and connections regularly for leaks or corrosion that may affect flow control. Ensure wiring connections remain secure and free from damage. Verify smooth valve actuation and proper opening and closing response during repeated heating or cooling system cycles.

What are the common issues with the Schneider Electric (Erie) VT2317G13A030 Zone Valve?

  • Valve failing to open.
  • Valve sticking closed.
  • Water leakage at joints.
  • Slow response during cycling.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Disconnect power to the HVAC system and shut off the water supply before installation.

Step 2: Drain the piping section where the existing zone valve is installed.

Step 3: Remove the old valve and install the new sweat zone valve in the correct flow direction.

Step 4: Solder the connections carefully and connect the wire leads to the control wiring.

Step 5: Restore water flow and power, then test the valve for proper opening, closing, and leak-free operation.