Armstrong Fluid Technology 571110LF-361 Valve

Armstrong Fluid Technology 571110LF-361 Valve

  • $470.00


Valve, Circuit Balancing, 3/4" NPT, Brass Body with EPDM Elastomers, 0.41-3.11 gpm Flow Rate Range, Circuit Balancing Low Flow Valve with PT Ports rated at 300 psi maximum working pressure and -4 to 300 degree F operating temperature (Model CBV075VTCR-LF)

571110LF-361 is the direct replacement for 571109-361, 571110-361

Armstrong 571110LF-361 Circuit Balancing Valve – 3/4" NPT, Low Flow, Brass Body (Model CBV075VTCR-LF)

The Armstrong Fluid Technology 571110LF-361 is a high-performance 3/4" NPT Circuit Balancing Valve, expertly engineered for precise control of flow rates in hydronic HVAC systems. Also known as Model CBV075VTCR-LF, this low-flow valve is designed with a durable brass body, EPDM elastomers, and PT ports, delivering reliable operation at a maximum working pressure of 300 psi and temperature range of -4°F to 300°F.

Key Features:

  • Connection Size: 3/4" NPT Threaded

  • Flow Range: 0.41 – 3.11 GPM

  • Material: Lead-Free Brass Body with EPDM Elastomers

  • Max Working Pressure: 300 PSI

  • Temperature Range: -4°F to 300°F

  • Design: Multi-turn, ‘Y’-pattern, globe-style valve for superior control

  • Model: CBV075VTCR-LF

  • OEM Part Number: 571110LF-361

Product Benefits:

  • Ensures precise circuit balancing for heating and chilled water systems

  • Enhances occupant comfort by maintaining proper flow distribution

  • Trusted in thousands of installations worldwide

  • Designed for easy adjustment and long-lasting performance

  • Compliant with lead-free regulations

Applications:

Ideal for commercial, industrial, and institutional HVAC systems, the Armstrong CBV075VTCR-LF circuit balancing valve is essential for engineers, contractors, and technicians who demand accurate flow control and reliable system performance.

Armstrong circuit balancing valves are a preferred choice globally for delivering consistent, efficient comfort control in hydronic systems.

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