Schneider Electric (Erie) VT2317 Valve Body

The Schneider Electric Erie VT2317 is a heavy-duty, two-position 3/4 inch sweat zone valve body designed for high-demand hydronic systems. Engineered for seamless integration with the Erie PopTop actuator series, this 7.5 Cv valve body provides high-capacity flow for fan coils, baseboards, and air handlers. The two-way configuration is built with a forged brass body and a nickel-plated stem, ensuring long-term reliability in closed-loop systems handling hot water, chilled water, or up to 50% glycol. With a static pressure rating of 400 psi and a quick-opening flow characteristic, this assembly excels in rapid-response heating and cooling applications. The sweat connection design allows for a secure, leak-proof installation, while the PopTop mounting system enables the actuator to be swapped or serviced without tools or the need to drain the system. This two-position valve body is a standard choice for contractors looking for a robust replacement or new-build component that eliminates the complexity of linkages and manual calibration.

• High Flow Capacity: The 7.5 Cv rating minimizes pressure drop across the valve, making it ideal for large residential and light commercial zones.
• Service efficiency: Features a PopTop actuator mounting interface, allowing for head replacement without removing the valve body from the line.
• Reliable Construction: Forged brass body with ANSI Class IV leakage rating ensures positive shut-off and prevents unwanted heat migration.
• Versatile Media Handling: Compatible with water and glycol solutions in a media temperature range of 32°F to 200°F with standard actuators.

Is the VT2317 compatible with steam applications?
No, the VT2317 model is designed for hydronic water and glycol systems. For low-pressure steam up to 15 psi, the VS series is required.

Does this valve body include the actuator?
This is the valve body only. It is compatible with all Schneider Electric Erie PopTop AG and AH series actuators.

Can the actuator be installed after the valve body is soldered?
Yes, the sweat connection should be soldered with the actuator removed to protect the internal seals. The actuator can then be snapped into place without tools.

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