Manual TRV20
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VSxF-2/-3/-4 
SMALL LINEAR VALVES PN16 
FOR MODULATING AND ON/OFF-CONTROL 
PRODUCT DATA 
VSxF-2
V
SxF-3
V
SxF-4
GENERAL 
These small linear valves are used in combination with small 
electric linear valve actuators and thermoelectric actuators for 
the control of hot and/or chilled water for fan coil units and 
small reheaters/recoolers in electric/electronic temperature 
control systems. 
FEATURES 
  Small size allows installation where space is limited 
  Long stroke results in a high quality characteristic 
  Soft seat provides low leakage rate and high 
rangeability 
  High close-off pressure 
  Wide standardized range of k
VS
 values 
  Reduced k
VS
 values in the bypass to facilitate 
hydronic balancing 
  Dezincification-resistant yellow brass 
  Range of fittings available for different connections 
(soldered, threaded) 
  Models with integrated snap-on linkage for MT-series 
thermal actuators 
  Standardized opening direction across the complete 
VS portfolio (valve stem down to open A-B / A-AB) 
  Valve diverting usage capability (depending on 
model) 
 SPECIFICATIONS 
Models Two-way VSxF-2 
 Three-way VSxF-3 
  Three-way with bypass VSxF-4 
Operation  Two-way; three-way stem up to 
close, port A to B / AB 
Nominal pressure rating  PN16 
Capacity index (k
VS
)  see tables on pages 2, 3, and 4 
Close-off pressures  see tables on pages 2, 3, and 4 
Leakage rate  0.02% of k
VS 
Port connection  flat sealing connections in 
standard sizes 
Valve body 
Material Brass 
Size  DN15 (1/2“), DN20 (3/4“), 
DN25 (1-1/4”) 
Trim 
Stem Stainless steel 
Plug Brass 
Suitable medium  Water, with max. 50% glycol 
Controlled water temp.  2...120 C 
Modulating valves 
VSMF-xxx 
Stroke 6.5 mm 
Dimensions  see Fig. 4, Fig. 5, and Fig. 6 on 
page 6 
Characteristic  2-way:  modified equal % 
3-way:  A-AB modified equal %; 
 B-AB linear 
ON/OFF valves 
VSOF-xxx 
Stroke 2.5 mm 
Dimensions  see Fig. 4, Fig. 5, and Fig. 6 on 
page 6 








