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The Taco 2-1/2 in. Flanged Balancing Valve (MPN: ACUF250AF2) is designed for reliable flow control in hot and cold water systems. It combines advanced engineering and machine precision with factory testing for top performance. This valve is a fixed port venturi balancing valve, providing enhanced accuracy that exceeds other variable orifice valves.
Product Highlights
This balancing valve is ideal for HVAC systems and water applications where consistent flow management is crucial.
Size | 2-1/2 inches |
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Material | Bronze, Brass |
Pressure Rating | 125 PSI |
Flow Capacity (Cv) | 122 |
Weight | 24 pounds |
Dimensions | 9 x 9 x 4 inches |
Superior Accuracy โ Features a fixed-port venturi design, offering up to 4โ5 times greater accuracy compared to traditional variable-orifice balancing valves.
Durable Construction โ Made with a cast iron body and all-brass internal components, ensuring long-lasting reliability and performance in demanding hydronic systems.
Tamper-Resistant โ Includes a tamper-resistant memory stop, making it easy to precisely reset and maintain system balance over time.
Versatile Applications โ Ideal for use in a wide range of systems, including hot water heating, closed cooling circuits, and both hydronic heating and cooling systems.
Consistent Flow Measurement โ Provides accurate flow readings regardless of stem and ball position, ensuring precise flow control.
Q: What is the Taco ACUF250AF2 Balancing Valve?
A: The Taco ACUF250AF2 is a 2-1/2" flanged, fixed-port venturi balancing valve designed for precise flow measurement and balancing in hydronic systems.
Q: What are the key specifications of the ACUF250AF2?
A: This valve has a flow capacity (Cv) of 122, is constructed with a cast iron body, and is rated for Class 125 pressure. It features a calibrated nameplate for presetting and a tamper-resistant memory stop for accurate resetting.
Q: How does the ACUF250AF2 improve system performance?
A: The valve's modified venturi design allows for flow measurement independent of stem and ball position, providing 4-5 times greater accuracy than variable orifice balancing valves.
Q: What are the applications of the ACUF250AF2?
A: Ideal for use in hot water heating systems, closed cooling circuits, air conditioning systems, hydronic heating and cooling, and systems with water/glycol concentrations up to 50%.
Q: Is the ACUF250AF2 easy to install and maintain?
A: Yes, the valveโs design includes a positive shut-off and the ability to read low flows, making it easy to install and maintain.
Regular Operation Checks:
Ensure that the valve operates smoothly and without leaks. The flow through the valve should be consistent and meet system requirements.
Visual Inspections:
Inspect the valve and surrounding pipes for any signs of leaks, corrosion, or physical damage.
Check the valve for any buildup of debris or sediment that could impair its performance.
Flow Measurement:
Regularly check that the flow measurement remains accurate and within system specifications. If there are significant deviations, the valve may need recalibration or servicing.
Tamper-Resistant Memory Stop:
Ensure that the tamper-resistant memory stop is intact and properly set to preserve system balance. Avoid adjustments unless necessary, as it could affect the performance.
Pressure and Temperature Monitoring:
Regularly check system pressure and temperature to ensure they are within the designed parameters. Incorrect pressure or temperature could indicate issues with the valve or the system.
Annual Professional Inspection:
Schedule a professional inspection at least once a year to verify that the valve and entire system are working efficiently. The technician should check for proper calibration, tight connections, and overall system balance.