Valve for an indoor temperature regulating system and an air temperature conditioning unit comprising such valve
AssigneeEsbe AB
InventorsPer-Ake Larsson, Torbjorn Lonkvist
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AssigneeEsbe AB
InventorsPer-Ake Larsson, Torbjorn Lonkvist
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A valve for an indoor temperature regulating system, includes a fixed valve housing having at least six valve connections and a valve selector for switching between providing a circulating flow from a first fluid source and a second fluid source thereby enabling fluid of different temperatures to a treatment unit. The valve selector includes a disc plate provided with openings and the valve main body is provided with valve openings connected via channels to the valve connections The valve selector and valve main body are slideable against each other. In the first mode valve openings are in register with lower disc plate openings such that two flow paths connecting the first fluid source with the treatment unit are enabled and in the second mode valve openings are in register with lower disc plate openings such that two flow paths connecting the first fluid source with the treatment unit are enabled.
A valve (1) for an indoor temperature regulating system wherein said valve (1) comprises a fixed valve housing (2) having a main body (4) provided with at least six valve connections (201-206, 205′, 206′) and a valve selector (3) being moveable relative the valve housing (2) for selectively connecting said valve connections (201-206, 205′, 206′) such that the valve (1) may be switched by moving the valve selector (3) to provide a circulating flow in a first mode (I), in which a first fluid source F1, connected to the first valve connection (201) and the second valve connection (202), is connected to a treatment unit (T) connected to the fifth valve connection (205, 205′) and the sixth valve connection (206, 206′), and a second mode (II), in which a second fluid source (F2), connected to the third valve connection (203) and the fourth valve connection (204), is connected to the treatment unit (T) connected to the fifth valve connection (205, 205′) and the sixth valve connection (206, 206′) wherein
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