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Series 60Series 60Ordering ChartWeatherproof Enclosure(for electric switch only)YesWNo No code requiredElectric Switch CodeSee Electric Switch PageNo. of Positions2,3,4,5,6(No code required if unrestricted)Proven DesignSeries 60 Valves encompass thesame proven design of the Series40 Valve but offer far greaterpermutations.VersatilityWith the choice of operative,permanently open andpermanently closed ports in anyof the six positions, plus a spindlewith 1 to 5 flats the number ofpermutations in just one bank isclearly enormous.ApplicationsSeries 60 Valves cover manyapplications including multi-tankgauging systems, compressorunloader systems and all wheeldrive selection on militaryvehicles.Environmental DetailsFluids Air and other gases,vapours and liquids compatiblewith the materials of construction.Pressure RangeFluid Temperature-1 to +10 bar85°C (185°F)MountingPanel mounting only(No code required)Connections1/4“ BSP Female F21/4“ NPT Female F6OperatorsKnobLeverPort CodeNo. of BanksClass (See Below)Class V:Brass BodyStainless Steel SpindleAcetal Resin StemsFluoro Elastomer SealsClass W:Brass BodyStainless Steel SpindlePTFE StemsFluoro Elastomer SealsClass X:Stainless Steel BodyStainless Steel SpindleAcetal Resin StemsFluoro Elastomer SealsClass Y:Stainless Steel BodyStainless Steel SpindlePTFE StemsFluoro Elastomer SealsEXAMPLEAD1 to 6Smart ValveMonitoringV 1 50 C F2IEC 61508Please note that venting connectors cannot be fitted to valves in class W and Y
Series 60 Port CodingWith a choice of operative, permanently open and permanently closed ports in any of the sixpositions, plus a spindle with from 1 to 5 flats the number of permutations in just one bank isclearly enormous.In practice however the great majority of requirements are to be found from amongst the 21 bankconfigurations shown and coded below.These show not only a cross-section through the banks in a highly simplified form but, alongside,a representation of how the flow paths change as the knob is turned.Permanently open and permanently closed ports are quite obvious, the way of showing thepermanently-open base connection first appears in Code 51, and the venting connector in Code63. Although the banks are sealed internally from one another, there is nothing to prevent anexternal connection between any two banks by tubing.In ordering multibank valves the bank nearest the handle is coded first, and banks calling for abase connection can be used only in the last or lowermost position. A base-mounted electricalrotary switch precludes this option. Banks can be assembled together in any orientation required,but unless requested multibank PIVs will be supplied with all banks orientated as shown below.SERIES 60 PORT CODINGS125015121252666333555444125312541552666333555444156212571258666333555444159 601221261666333555444126212631642666333545454165212661672666333545454168216921270666333545454121212121212666666333333555555444444
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