Bell & Gossett 117637 FS-1-1/2 Flo Setter II Balancing Valve
Bell & Gossett 117637 FS-1-1/2 Flo Setter II Balancing Valve
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Apply for Trade Account & Terms β| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | 117637 |
| Model Designation | FS-1-1/2 |
| Connection Size | 1-1/2 Inch |
Optimizing hydronic system efficiency requires precise flow management, which is exactly what the 117637 Bell & Gossett FS-1-1/2 Flo Setter II valve provides. Designed for accurate balancing in both heating and cooling circuits, this valve allows for quick visual flow verification to ensure your system operates at peak capacity without unnecessary energy loss.
The Flo Setter II utilizes a reliable spring-loaded flow measuring mechanism, allowing technicians to read the flow rate directly on the valve body. This simplifies the commissioning process by eliminating the need for complex differential pressure calculations, effectively streamlining the balancing of multi-branch hydronic systems.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Precision Balancing: Facilitates accurate flow regulation to maintain system design parameters.
- Visual Verification: Integrated flow meter provides instant, real-time feedback on circuit performance.
- Durable Construction: Engineered to withstand the rigors of commercial hydronic HVAC environments.
β οΈ Application Profile: Ideal for commercial hot water heating systems, chilled water loops, and complex mechanical piping networks requiring consistent flow balancing across multiple zones.
