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FTC

self acting thermostatic sensor

FTC is a self-acting thermostatic sensor used for flow temperature control of floor heating and radiator heating systems.

The water temperature is measured by a surface sensor, which is easily mounted on the pipe by means of a strip (enclosed with the product). The snaplock connector of the sensor element secures a firm connection to the valve.

Products

Type: Self-acting thermostatic operator with 6’ 6” (2 m) capillary and strap on sensor. Celsius temperature scale on dial.
Maximum ambient temperature: 150°F (65°C)
Maximum flow temperature: 250°F (120°C)
Capillary tube length: 0 to 6.5’ (0 - 2.0 m)

Code No. Temperature Range Required Valve Body
013G5081 59° - 122°F
(15° - 50°C)		 RA 2000 or RA-C
013G5080 95° - 158°F
(35° - 70°C)		 RA 2000 or RA-C
Dimensions

Documents

Type Name Language Valid for Updated Download File type
Data sheet FTC - Flow Temperature Controller Datasheet English Multiple 03 May, 2020 207.7 KB .pdf
Catalog Hydronic Specialties Catalog VKKIA122 English United States 20 Mar, 2017 2.0 MB .pdf

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