Bell & Gossett 117638 FS-2 Flo Setter II Balancing Valve
Bell & Gossett 117638 FS-2 Flo Setter II Balancing Valve
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Apply for Trade Account & Terms →| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | 117638 |
| Model Designation | FS-2 |
Maintaining accurate flow rates is essential for optimal HVAC efficiency, and the FS-2 Flo Setter II valve, part number 117638, provides a precise solution for balancing hydronic heating and cooling circuits. By simplifying the commissioning process, this valve ensures that each zone receives the exact amount of fluid required to meet design specifications, preventing energy waste and uneven temperature distribution.
The mechanism operates through an integrated flow-measuring device that allows for real-time visualization and adjustment. By utilizing the built-in scale, technicians can quickly calibrate the system without needing additional portable meters, effectively streamlining maintenance and installation workflows.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Precision Calibration: Enables exact flow regulation to improve overall system distribution efficiency.
- Visual Flow Monitoring: Built-in measurement scale removes the need for external differential pressure gauges.
- Reliable Construction: Engineered to withstand the demands of commercial and residential hydronic environments.
⚠️ Application Profile: Ideal for use in hydronic heating systems, chilled water loops, and solar thermal installations requiring consistent, manual flow control.
