Schneider Electric (Erie) VT2417 Valve Body

The Schneider Electric (Erie) VT2417 Valve Body is a robust 1-inch two-way zone valve designed for hydronic systems requiring reliable on/off control. As a core component of the Erie PopTop series, this forged brass body features a 7.5 Cv flow coefficient, making it ideal for high-flow applications such as fan coil units, baseboards, and air handlers. Professionals rely on the VT2417 1-inch sweat connection for leak-proof integration into closed-loop heating and cooling systems. The spring return valve body ensures a consistent fail-safe position when paired with compatible AG or AH series actuators. Because the actuator can be installed or replaced without draining the system or using tools, this hydronic zone valve significantly reduces labor time during maintenance. Rated for 400 psi static pressure and compatible with up to 50% glycol solutions, this two-position valve body provides the high-flow HVAC valve performance and durability required in commercial and residential mechanical rooms.

• Streamlined Installation: The 1-inch sweat connection and PopTop mounting system allow for one-handed actuator engagement without complex linkages.
• High Close-Off Performance: Engineered for 400 psi static pressure, ensuring stability in high-head pumping systems.
• Serviceability: Actuators can be replaced independently of the valve body, eliminating the need to break into the piping for electrical repairs.
• Durable Construction: Built with a forged brass body, nickel-plated stem, and BUNA N paddle for long-term resistance to scale and corrosion.

Is the VT2417 compatible with steam applications?
No, the VT series is designed for hot and chilled water projects. For low-pressure steam up to 15 psi, the VS series bodies should be utilized.

What is the maximum fluid temperature rating?
When paired with a standard AG series actuator, the fluid temperature range is 32° to 200°F. High-temperature AH actuators can extend this range to 250°F.

Does this valve require specific orientation during soldering?
Yes. Always remove the actuator before soldering and ensure the internal paddle is not against a seat to prevent heat damage to the BUNA N material.

Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.