3WAY Electric Ball Valve BSPT (SUS316)
Model: PAVE-07
PAVE-07 is a ball valve combining a SUS316 body with a 3WAY ball and an electric actuator. It supports two port configurations (L/T) and selectable rotation angles of 90°/180°/360°. It is used for 3-way remote switching and sequence-control lines in the chemical, plant, water/wastewater, and construction sectors.
Features
- Compact design for easy installation in confined spaces
- Leak tested per API598
- First in Korea to apply ISO5211 Direct Mounting Pad
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I distinguish between L port and T port?
- L port has a structure where only one of two ports is connected, suitable for simple switching applications such as selecting one of two supplies or supplying to a single outlet. T port has a structure that can connect three ports simultaneously, used for manifolds requiring simultaneous branching and merging. Choose L port for simple switching process sequences, T port for simultaneous multi-path control.
- What do the 90°/180°/360° rotation angle options mean?
- 3-way ball valves require different ball rotation angles depending on port configuration. General L port and T port switching is sufficient with 90° rotation, but rotation control selecting multiple paths sequentially requires 180° or 360° rotation. PAVE-07 supports all three rotation angle specifications, so provide your process sequence and required number of control positions and we will guide you to the appropriate specification.
- What options can be added to electric actuators?
- Various options are available depending on application. First, small-diameter valves can be configured with approximately 1-second high-speed open/close specifications, suitable for batch and sequence control lines requiring fast ON/OFF repetition. Second, for sections requiring continuous flow control, proportional control specifications that control opening with 4-20 mA input signals can be selected. Third, explosion-proof actuator specifications are available for hazardous areas handling flammable gas or ignitable liquids. Provide your field requirements and we will propose the appropriate options.
- What happens to the valve when power is interrupted?
- Standard electric actuators maintain the current position when power is cut. If automatic return to a specific position is required when power is lost, an actuator specification including battery backup or spring-return is required, so let us know your fail-safe requirements and we will guide you on whether the option can be applied.