- Erie 3 Way Zone Valve
- Size: 3/4 Inch
- Connection Type: Sweat
- Flow Capacity (CV): 4.0
- Body Pattern: 3-Way
- Mfr. Model #: Erie VT3313
ERIE 3/4 INCH SWEAT 3 WAY ZONE VALVE BODY 4.0 CV VT3313
$76.36
Description
Erie’s line of motorized hydronic valves, the PopTop, provides convenient, reliable, and easy installation for a variety of heating and cooling applications. The PopTop makes installation a snap with easy, one-handed removal or engagement of the actuator to the valve body. Features: Brass forged 300 psig rated body, Meets or exceeds ANSI IV standard for close off, Wide variety of Cv’s for better control, 2-way and 3-way, and PopTop Valve Bodies.
PopTop valves are designed for two position (on/off) control of fluid flow in a wide variety of heating and cooling applications.
Additional information
| Brand | Erie |
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| Size | 3/4" |
| Conn type | Sweat |
| Variation | 3 Way Zone |
| Description | Parts – OEM |
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