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Summary of Contents for VTIA Series

Page 1: ...Description VTIA pneumatics Valve manifold type VTIA with valves of type VSVA B R and type VSVA B C1 Description 538 929 en 1003a 752 193 Valve manifold VTIA...

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Page 3: ...Germany 2010 Internet http www festo com E mail service_international festo com The copying distribution and utilisation of this document as well as the communication of its contents to others with ou...

Page 4: ...Contents and general safety instructions II Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a...

Page 5: ...l 2 6 2 2 2 Mounting dismantling from a wall 2 9 2 3 Mounting the inscription labels optional 2 12 3 Installation 3 1 3 1 Compressed air preparation 3 4 3 1 1 Operation with unlubricated compressed ai...

Page 6: ...ecking the valves and the valve actuator combination 4 8 4 4 LED display of the valves 4 11 4 5 Troubleshooting 4 13 4 5 1 Impairment of functions 4 13 4 5 2 Operating states of the pneumatic system 4...

Page 7: ...A 1 A 1 Technical data A 3 A 2 Festo accessories A 16 B Supplementary overview of components B 1 B 1 Overview of valve position components B 3 B 1 1 Valves with internal pilot air supply B 3 B 1 2 Va...

Page 8: ...Contents and general safety instructions VI Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a...

Page 9: ...s without unauthorised modifications Only the conversions or modifications described in the documentation supplied with the product are permitted In perfect technical condition When used together with...

Page 10: ...d converting the valve manifold VTIA This manual describes only the pneumatic components and refers to the valve manifold variants listed in the table below Variants of the valve manifold VTIA Valve m...

Page 11: ...stinction is made between the following danger warnings Warning means that failure to observe this instruction may result in serious personal injury or material damage Caution means that failure to ob...

Page 12: ...ps and references to other sources of information Accessories Information on necessary or useful accessories for the Festo product Environment Information on environmentally friendly use of Festo pro...

Page 13: ...an be used to combine sizes 18 mm and 26 mm on the valve manifold VTIA Manifold sub base Plate for holding a valve with working lines 2 and 4 MO Manual override Square plug Individual electrical conne...

Page 14: ...Contents and general safety instructions XII Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a...

Page 15: ...Overview of components 1 1 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a Chapter 1...

Page 16: ...1 Overview of components 1 2 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a Contents 1 Overview of components 1 1 1 1 The valve manifold VTIA 1 4 1 1 1 Overview of variants 1 4 1 1 2 Description of components 1 5...

Page 17: ...his chapter This chapter provides the following information on the valve manifold VTIA The maximum number of valve positions The connection variants and components of the valve manifold The labelling...

Page 18: ...re and the valve exhaust air is dissipated via the com mon ducts of the manifold sub bases and the ports in the end plates The pilot pressure is supplied via port 14 of the left end plate The function...

Page 19: ...in the DC 24 V voltage variant Valve manifold VTIA with valves type VSVA B C1 for square plug as per DIN EN 175301 803 The valves are actuated individually at each pilot valve These valves are availab...

Page 20: ...Blanking plate for valve position optional 3 Valves 4 Intermediate plate optional 5 Pressure regulator plate optional 6 Flow control plate optional 7 Vertical pressure shut off plate optional 8 Vertic...

Page 21: ...i fier within the type code indicates the valve function e g the identifier T32C in type code VSVA B T32C AZH A1 1 R2 means that this valve consists of two normally closed mono stable 3 2 way valves Y...

Page 22: ...2 way valve pneumatic reset M52 M O Monostable 5 2 way valve mechanical reset 5 3 way valves P53C M R 5 3 way valve mid position closed P53E M E 5 3 way valve mid position exhausted P53U M B 5 3 way v...

Page 23: ...s 18 mm and 26 mm are combined max 3 pressure zones can be implemented The pressure zones are formed via special seal plates which are inserted in the ducts see Fig 1 2 The following ducts can be sepa...

Page 24: ...t 1 4 Seal plate Fig 1 2 Seal plates Vertical stacking You can mount further pneumatic components in each loca tion between the manifold sub base and the valve This verti cal stacking will enable you...

Page 25: ...d 5 of a valve to adjust the speed of the actuator Vertical pressure shut off plate type VABF S3 P1A3 This plate supplies individual operating pressure to a valve irrespective of the operating pressur...

Page 26: ...ulation range 0 6 bar R2 6 ZH Pressure regulator plate for connection 2 regulation range 0 6 bar R3 6 ZG Pressure regulator plate for connection 4 regulation range 0 6 bar R4 6 ZI Pressure regulator p...

Page 27: ...he P pressure regulating valve regulates the pressure up stream of the valve in duct 1 P This means that ducts 2 and 4 have the same regulated pressure During venting the exhaust flow in the valve is...

Page 28: ...m duct 2 to duct 3 and from duct 4 to duct 5 The following example shows the following switching posi tion The supply air is passed from duct 1 through the pressure regulator plate and through the val...

Page 29: ...plate is used Reversible AB pressure regulating valve ID code ZJand Z E Mode of operation With the reversible pressure regulating valve the supply air duct 1 is divided and passed directly to both pr...

Page 30: ...er exhaust flow as exhausting is not carried out via the pressure regulating valve Also the pressure regu lating valve is loaded less No quick exhaust valves are required The exhaust air is ducted com...

Page 31: ...essure is present at the valve interface No practical combination with an intermediate flow con trol plate possible Sample applications If instead of the operating pressure of the valve manifold two f...

Page 32: ...er pilot con trol 2 Exhaust port 3 Valve 3 Supply port 1 Operating pressure 4 Exhaust port 5 Valves 5 Working lines 2 per valve position 6 Working lines 4 per valve position 7 Pilot port 14 for feedin...

Page 33: ...2 2 3 1 3 1 Port for pressure gauge can be swivelled 90 2 Pressure gauge optional 3 Adjusting knob with free wheeling and snap in locking 4 Adjusting screw for controlled flow 5 Operating pressure plu...

Page 34: ...d VTIA with valves with common con nectors The valve manifold with valves with square plugs consists of the following electrical components 1 Electrical connection 12 per DIN EN 175301 803 2 Electrica...

Page 35: ...1 2 3 4 1 Signal status display yellow LED for pilot control in the plug socket with cable KMEB 1 24 LED or KMEB 3 LED 2 Square plug per DIN EN 175301 803 on valves type VSVA B C1 3 M8 M12 common con...

Page 36: ...1 Overview of components 1 22 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a...

Page 37: ...Mounting 2 1 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a Chapter 2...

Page 38: ...Contents 2 Mounting 2 1 2 1 General instructions on assembly and dismantling 2 4 2 2 Mounting variants 2 5 2 2 1 Mounting dismounting on an H rail 2 6 2 2 2 Mounting dismantling from a wall 2 9 2 3 Mo...

Page 39: ...already assembled when supplied from the factory This chapter describes how to mount and dismantle The complete valve manifold H rail or wall mounting The inscription label holders Additional informat...

Page 40: ...or damage to property Before carrying out mounting installation and mainten ance work switch off the following Compressed air supply The operating and load voltage supplies Note Handle all modules and...

Page 41: ...lve manifold is used to hold the H rail Wallmounting The end plates and the manifold sub ba ses have holes for wall mounting For wall mounting Festo recommends using the holes in every fourth manifold...

Page 42: ...not permitted If the terminal is mounted in a sloping position or if it is subjected to vibration loads secure the H rail clamping additionally against slippage with the retaining screws see Fig 2 1 i...

Page 43: ...t the H rail clamping see Tab 2 2 5 Attach the valve manifold to the H rail see Fig 2 1 arrow A 6 Swivel the valve manifold onto the H rail see Fig 2 1 arrow B Make sure that the clamping component is...

Page 44: ...2 Mounting 2 8 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a 1 H rail 2 Clamping component of the H rail clamping unit 1 2 2 Fig 2 2 Rear view H rail mounting...

Page 45: ...rail 2 Swivel the valve manifold VTIA forwards from the H rail see Fig 2 3 arrow B 3 Lift the valve manifold off the H rail see Fig 2 3 ar row A 1 H rail 2 Clamping component of the H rail clamping u...

Page 46: ...port the VTIA valve manifold for weights see Appendix A Tab A 4 Make sure there is sufficient space for connecting the power supply cables and tubing 2 Drill mounting holes in the mounting surface Not...

Page 47: ...for a width of 18 mm One hole for M4 screws for a width of 26 mm Tab 2 3 Options for mounting the valve manifold VTIA on a wall Dismantling Proceed as follows 1 Secure a suspended mounted valve manifo...

Page 48: ...as shown in the table be low to identify the solenoid coils Mounting Clip the inscription labels to the recesses of the valve pilot control or plug socket see figure Valve with common connector type...

Page 49: ...Installation 3 1 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a Chapter 3...

Page 50: ...control air and venting air 3 11 3 3 2 Pilot control pilot air 3 12 3 3 3 Valve manifold VTIA with pressure zone separation 3 14 3 3 4 Reversibly operated valve manifold VTIA 3 16 3 3 5 Operation of...

Page 51: ...ollowing General instructions on compressed air preparation and tubing connections Instructions on pilot control with an internal or external pilot air Instructions on operating the valve manifolds wi...

Page 52: ...ss 2 If mineral oils are used e g HLP oils as per DIN 51524 parts 1 to 3 or corresponding oils on the basis of poly alphaolefine PAO the residual oil content must not exceed 5 mg m3 see ISO 8573 1 cla...

Page 53: ...oil content in the compressed air will reduce the service life of the valve manifold Use Festo special oil OFSW 32 or the other oils listed in the Festo catalogue as per DIN 51524 HLP32 basic viscosi...

Page 54: ...port 5 Let the system run for a short period There must be only a slight yellow colouring on the cardboard If oil droplets appear this is an indication that too much oil has been used Another indicato...

Page 55: ...contain electrostati cally sensitive components The components will be damaged if you touch the contact surfaces of the plug connectors or if you do not observe the handling specifications for electr...

Page 56: ...ng the pneumatic tubing on the valve manifold Switch off the compressed air supply Make sure that all pneumatic tubing is unpressurized Exhaust all actuators controlled by valves that are blok ked in...

Page 57: ...3 Installation 3 9 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a 1 2 3 Fig 3 2 Disconnecting the tubing...

Page 58: ...In order to guarantee the optimum capacity of the valve mani fold we recommend that more than one supply or exhaust line be used in the following cases When large volume cylinders are operated at high...

Page 59: ...he internal pneumatic spring This operating pressure must correspond to the pilot pressure If the valve manifold VTIA is fitted with valves for ducted pilot and venting air via duct 12 duct 12 may not...

Page 60: ...ur valves are desi gned If the valve manifold VTIA is also equipped with rever sible 2x3 2 way valves ID code P Q and R pilot air must also be fed via port 12 The pneumatic spring of these valves is s...

Page 61: ...pilot port 14 on the left or right end plate This also applies if the valve manifold is operated with differ ent pressure zones see Fig 3 3 Set the pilot pressure according to the specifications in Ap...

Page 62: ...ng dia grams Fig A 1 Fig A 4 The pressure zones are formed via isolating discs mounted in ducts 1 3 and 5 Valve manifolds VTIA which are equipped solely with valves of the same size can only have two...

Page 63: ...Supply of pressure zone 3 via the right end plate 5 Supply of pressure zone 2 middle pressure zone via the intermediate plate provided the valve manifold is equipped with both sizes 6 Supply of press...

Page 64: ...rsible val ves must be operated in a separate pressure zone Exception If the reversible 2x3 2 way valves are operated with re versible pressure regulating valves ID code ZJ and ZE see Appendix B Tab B...

Page 65: ...2x3 2 way valves ID code H K and N non re versible valves may not be operated with reversible pres sure regulators If 2x3 2 way valves ID code P Q and R are combined with reversible pressure regulatin...

Page 66: ...rning the adjusting knob 3 Press the adjusting knob into the freewheel level 3 In this position you can turn the setting wheel without mod ifying the controlled variable Turn the adjusting knob at rig...

Page 67: ...he pressure regulating valve use the socket head screw in the adjusting knob Proceed as follows Set the required controlled variable at this level see Flow diagrams of the pressure regulating plates i...

Page 68: ...can operate your VTIA valve manifold at supply port 1 with vacuum or low pressure between 0 9 2 bar Only the following valves are used for controlled external pilot air Monostable 5 2 way valves ident...

Page 69: ...itting in the in termediate plate Size 26 mm G Size 18 mm Gx Fitting in the ver tical pressure supply plate Ducted exhaust air from the valves 3 or 5 Size 26 mm G Size 18 mm Gy Fitting in the end plat...

Page 70: ...rsible 2x3 2 way valves 4 Note the following if you wish to exhaust the pilot air ducted Tab 3 4 Pneumatic ports of the valve manifold VTIA Note If the valve manifold VTIA is to be operated in conform...

Page 71: ...5 Note Position of the pneumatic ports on the right end plate equivalent to the left end plate 4 2 2 Fig 3 6 Position of the pneumatic ports Observe the following instructions on installing the pneu...

Page 72: ...e exhaust tubing or pilot air tubing in order to prevent functional impairment due to back pressures 1 Valve manifold 1 2 Central control exhaust line 82 84 3 Central exhaust line 3 5 4 Valve manifold...

Page 73: ...0 V or AC 230 V control voltage Observe the applicable safety regulations for working with AC 110 V or AC 230 V control voltage Make sure that the earth terminal of the valve manifold is connected to...

Page 74: ...on the valve 4 pin M8 or 3 pin M12 DC 24 V Type VSVA B C1 Each solenoid coil is connected separately Square plug on the solenoid coil 3 pin DC 24 V Special voltages DC 12 V AC 24 V AC 110 V AC 230 V N...

Page 75: ...sing the socket with cable according to Festo accessories Tab 3 5 Pin allocation for electric square plug Square plug 3 pin 1 1 2 3 Remark 2 Wire colour 3 1 Connection pinpowersupply BK 2 Connection p...

Page 76: ...Remarks BN 2 Signal coil 12 WH Solenoid coil 12 3 com BU 0 V or 24 V 2 4 Signal coil 14 BK Solenoid coil 14 1 For using the socket with cable according to Festo accessories Designation of the wire co...

Page 77: ...ies 2 Only for a socket with cable of type SIM M12 5 3 Connect 0 V with positive switching control signals 24 V with negative switchingcontrolsignals Tab 3 8 Pin allocations for electr M12 common conn...

Page 78: ...3 Installation 3 30 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a 1 Earthing the valve manifold e g via a mounting hole in the end plate 1 1 Fig 3 8 Earthing the valve manifold VTIA...

Page 79: ...nifold from left to right For valves with 2 solenoid coils the following applies Solenoid coil 14 occupies the lower value address Solenoid coil 12 occupies the higher value address 1 2 0 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 80: ...3 Installation 3 32 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a...

Page 81: ...Comissioning 4 1 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a Chapter 4...

Page 82: ...ior to commissioning 4 4 4 1 2 Pressure build up in the overall supply 4 4 4 2 Manual override MO 4 6 4 3 Checking the valves and the valve actuator combination 4 8 4 4 LED display of the valves 4 11...

Page 83: ...ni fold VTIA This includes in particular the following Instructions on building up pressure in the overall supply Operating the manual overrides Checking the valves and the valve actuator combination...

Page 84: ...endurance stress Please observe the following instructions on building up pressure in the overall supply 4 1 2 Pressure build up in the overall supply Warning If the build up of pilot air is too slow...

Page 85: ...e valve is switched in spite of an electric signal being present The gradual pressure build up of the overall supply does not affect the actuator in that case The actuator would react suddenly e g a c...

Page 86: ...start valve slowly fast before pressure rise at 1 slowly Tab 4 1 Effects of slow start up pressurisation 4 2 Manual override MO You should use the manual override especially when commis sioning the pn...

Page 87: ...missioning 4 7 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a 1 2 1 Manual override for solenoid coils 12 2 Manual override for solenoid coils 14 Fig 4 2 Position of the manual overrides on the valve manifold VTIA top v...

Page 88: ...trol via PLC indu strial PC Tab 4 2 Commissioning variants Commissioning the pneumatic components by means of the manual override is described below Warning Before actuating the MO Uncontrolled actuat...

Page 89: ...sed air supply 2 Check the functioning and operation of each individual valve actuator combination by actuating the manual over ride as shown in the following diagrams Note Incorrect actuation of the...

Page 90: ...ax blade width 4 mm to press down the plunger of the manual override un til the valve switches The valve moves to the switchingposition Keep the plunger of the MO pressed remains in the switchingposit...

Page 91: ...nd MO for the corresponding solenoid valve are as follows 2 1 1 3 4 2 1 LED and manual override for valve so lenoid coil 14 2 LED and manual override for valve so lenoid coil 12 3 Valve with square pl...

Page 92: ...switching status of the solenoid coils LED Switching position of the valve Meaning Dark Normal position logical 0 signal not applied Lights up yellow Switchingposition or Normal position logical 1 sig...

Page 93: ...line or working line connections Check the tubing assembling The valve or the pneumatic system does not react as expected Not Check the installation of the tubing lines Check the electric cables After...

Page 94: ...e zones Restriction of the pressure zones via seal plate in the corresponding duct Subsequent conversion possible see Chapter 5 Vacuum or low pres sure operation Regulated external pilot air pressure...

Page 95: ...Conversion and maintenance 5 1 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a Chapter 5...

Page 96: ...fold components 5 6 5 3 1 Replacing valves or cover plates 5 6 5 3 2 Replacing adding components for vertical stacking 5 7 5 3 3 Replacing manifold sub bases or end plates 5 11 5 4 Conversion of the v...

Page 97: ...valve positions the mounting and removal of valves cover plates pressure regulator plates flow control plates vertical pressure shut off plates and vertical pres sure supply plates Dismantling and mou...

Page 98: ...oltage supplies Note Handle all modules and components of the valve manifold with great care Note especially the following when mount ing components Screws must be fitted exactly otherwise threads wil...

Page 99: ...Vertical supply plates Tab 5 1 Pneumatic components Disconnecting the electrical connections Connecting variants Procedure Valve with common connector Type VSVA B R Loosen the union nut on the M8 or...

Page 100: ...sily be replaced for maintenance and conversion work 5 3 1 Replacing valves or cover plates Dismantling Proceed as follows Use a screwdriver to loosen the retaining screws and re move the components f...

Page 101: ...en with the following torque Valves 18 mm in width 1 0 Nm 10 Valves 26 mm in width 2 0 Nm 10 5 3 2 Replacing adding components for vertical stacking The valve manifold can be fitted with the following...

Page 102: ...oned components under the pressure regulator plate This guarantees free ac cess to the adjusting screws and connections see Tab 5 3 The following component sequence is recommended for valve positions...

Page 103: ...is is the case the operating pressure at which the valve manifold is operated must be within the range of the required pilot pressure see Appendix A Fig A 1 Fig A 4 The combination of reversibly opera...

Page 104: ...ew component For width across flats of the Allen key see Tab 5 3 Vertical stacking with pressure regulator plate 1 2 Valve size 18 mm Valve size 26 mm 1 Hexagon socket wrench Width across flats 2 5 1...

Page 105: ...tted with a maximum of 16 manifold sub bases Dismantling Proceed as follows 1 Loosen the electrical connections and pneumatic ports and remove the valve manifold from its mounting surface see this Cha...

Page 106: ...Position of the fittings Mounting Proceed as follows 1 Make sure the seals are not damaged Replace the seals if they are damaged 2 Set the seal in the recess of the manifold sub base or the end plate...

Page 107: ...rsion and maintenance 5 13 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a 1 Seal 2 Interlinking blocks 2 1 1 2 Fig 5 4 Mounting manifold sub bases 1 Left end plate 2 Seal 3 Manifold sub base 2 3 1 2 Fig 5 5 Mounting end...

Page 108: ...bolts at first slightly and then to 3 0 Nm 10 see Fig 5 3forposi tion 5 Mount the valve manifold onto the mounting surface see Chapter 2 Mounting Wall mounting or H rail mounting 6 Then complete the p...

Page 109: ...ir By turning the valve seals you can vent the pilot exhaust air ducted via port 12 on the right end plate Note that the ducted exhausting of the pilot exhaust air via port 12 does not conform to the...

Page 110: ...the designation label see Fig 5 6 The seal is visible in the inspection window on control side 12 The ISO mark is visible on the designation label Tab 5 4 Positions of the valve seals on the pilot exh...

Page 111: ...med via special isolating discs which can be inserted in the following ducts Supply duct 1 Exhaust duct 3 Exhaust duct 5 To convert the valve manifold VTIA to 2 3 pressure zones you need a type NSC is...

Page 112: ...sub bases 3 Mount the manifold sub base see Section 5 3 3 4 Mount the valve manifolds onto the mounting surface see Chapter 2 Section 2 2 1 for H rail mounting or Sec tion 2 2 2 for wall mounting 5 Th...

Page 113: ...the manifold sub base at the point where you wish to extend the manifold see Section 5 3 3 Mounting Proceed as follows 1 Mount the new manifold sub base see Section 5 3 3 2 Mount the corresponding com...

Page 114: ...5 Conversion and maintenance 5 20 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a...

Page 115: ...Technical Appendix A 1 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a Appendix A...

Page 116: ...A Technical Appendix A 2 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a Contents A Technical Appendix A 1 A 1 Technical data A 3 A 2 Festo accessories A 16...

Page 117: ...per FN940070 Mountingposition Any Tightening torques Valve blanking plate and vertical stacking components on manifold sub base Manifoldsub basemounting Retaining screw of the plug socket with cable K...

Page 118: ...3 tested as per DIN IEC68 EN60068 parts 2 29 For wall and H rail mounting Severity level 1 1 See following table for explanations of the severity levels 2 Whenwall mountingvalve manifold VTIA with M4...

Page 119: ...r non assigned valve position Per pressure regulator plate P Per pressure regulator plate A or B Per pressure regulator plate AB Per flow control plate Per vertical pressure supply plate Per vertical...

Page 120: ...pressure at port 1 3 10 bar 0 9 10 bar Pilot pressure at connection 14 see diagram Fig A 1or Fig A 2 VSVA B C1 Plug type C Pilot control via internal pilot air 5 2 way valve identifier M52 M ID code...

Page 121: ...ir 3 Operating pressure at port 1 bar 1 2 3 Fig A 1 Diagram Required pilot pressure of external control air for 2x3 2 way valves ID code K H and N 1 Pilot pressure at port 14 bar 2 Work range of the v...

Page 122: ...ng pressure at port 1 bar 1 2 3 Fig A 3 Diagram Required pilot pressure of external control air for 2x3 2 way valves ID code K H and N 1 Pilot pressure at port 14 bar 2 Work range of the valves for ex...

Page 123: ...ves T32C A T32H A T32U A T32F A T32N A T32W A 400 600 5 2 wayvalves M52 A M52 M B52 D52 550 750 5 3 waymid positionvalves closed P53C M exhausted pressurized P53E M P53U M 450 450 300 2 650 650 430 2...

Page 124: ...2 way reversible 5 2 way monostable pneu spring 5 2 way monostable pneu spring 5 2 way double solenoid 5 3 way 13 21 21 17 15 18 20 21 13 19 35 30 26 mm T32C A T32H A T32U A T32F A T32N A T32W A M52 A...

Page 125: ...Flow rate 4 Characteristic curve of the 10 barregulator qn l min p2 bar 1 2 3 4 Fig A 5 Diagram Flow as a factor of the output pressure for P pressure regulating valve size 18 mm identifier R1 1 Initi...

Page 126: ...bar 1 2 3 4 Fig A 7 Diagram Flow as a factor of the initial pressure for A B and AB pressure regulating valve size 18 mm identifier R2 R3 and R4 1 Initial pressure 2 Characteristic curve of the 6 bar...

Page 127: ...n p2 bar 1 2 3 4 Fig A 9 Diagram Flow as a factor of the initial pressure for reversible AB pressure regulating valve size 18 mm identifier R5 1 Initial pressure 2 Characteristic curve of the 6 bar re...

Page 128: ...s of the flow control plates 1 Flow 2 Characteristic curve of flow control plate size 26 mm 3 Rotations of the adjusting screw 4 Characteristic curve of flow control plate size 18 mm 1 2 3 4 Fig A 11...

Page 129: ...ing current phase Switch off time 3 Rate of change 3 Valves with square plugs Rated output of the coil 2 4 W 1 0 W Min 3 4 ms Min 0 4 V ms minimum power supply requirement DC 12 V and DC 24 V 1 8 W AC...

Page 130: ...o P BE VTIA EN en 1003a Note You can configure the valve manifold with a maximum of 16 valves The maximum number of controllable sole noid coils is therefore restricted to 32 addresses A 2 Festo acces...

Page 131: ...Supplementary overview of components B 1 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a Appendix B...

Page 132: ...E VTIA EN en 1003a Contents B Supplementary overview of components B 1 B 1 Overview of valve position components B 3 B 1 1 Valves with internal pilot air supply B 3 B 1 2 Valves with external pilot ai...

Page 133: ...ir supply 2x3 2 way valves with internal pilot air supply ID code K Function 2x3 2 way valves Monostable 2x normally closed ID code H Function 2x3 2 way valves Monostable Control side 14 normally clos...

Page 134: ...trol side 14 ID code M Function One monostable 5 2 way valve Reset via pneumatic spring NOTE The number of addresses which are occupied by this valve depends on the type of manifold sub base see Chapt...

Page 135: ...n 5 3 way valves are energised simultaneously the valve remains in the previous switchingposition 5 3 way mid position valves with internal pilot air supply ID code R Function 5 3 way valve Mid positi...

Page 136: ...s with external pilot air supply ID code K Function 2x3 2 way valves Monostable 2x normally closed ID code H Function 2x3 2 way valves Monostable Control side 14 normally closed Control side 12 normal...

Page 137: ...supply ID code P Function 2x3 2 way valves Reversible Monostable Normallyopen ID code Q Function 2x3 2 way valves Reversible Monostable Normally closed ID code R Function 2x3 2 way valves Reversible M...

Page 138: ...tion One 5 2 way double pilot valve Bistable ID code D Function One 5 2 way double pilot valve Bistable Dominant at control side 14 ID code M Function One monostable 5 2 way valve Reset via pneumatic...

Page 139: ...n 5 3 way valves are energised simultaneously the valve remains in the previous switchingposition 5 3 way mid position valves with external pilot air supply ID code G Function 5 3 way valve Mid positi...

Page 140: ...ator plate cannot be com bined with reversible 2x3 2 way valves ID code P Q and R Reversible AB pressure regulator plate ID code ZJ or ZE Function Reversible pressure regulating valve for con nections...

Page 141: ...w control plate Vertical pressure supply plate and vertical pressure shut off plate Vertical pressure supply plate Function Plate with connection 11 for providinganindi vidual operating pressure for a...

Page 142: ...B Supplementary overview of components B 12 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a...

Page 143: ...Index C 1 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a Appendix C...

Page 144: ...C Index C 2 Festo P BE VTIA EN en 1003a Contents C Index C 1...

Page 145: ...lanking plate for valve position dismantling mounting 5 6 C Components Materials A 3 Weights A 5 Compressed air requirements 3 4 A 6 Connections electrical 1 21 Control elements pneumatic 1 18 Corrosi...

Page 146: ...ubing 3 24 F Flow control plate 1 11 1 19 Diagram A 14 H H rail 2 7 Clamping unit 2 7 Mounting removing 2 6 Humidity permitted A 3 I Impairment of functions 4 13 Inscription label holder mounting dism...

Page 147: ...rsions 4 6 Materials A 3 Medium requirements 3 4 A 6 Mounting kit H rail 2 6 Mounting variants H rail mounting 2 5 Wall mounting 2 5 N Nominal flow rates A 9 Non return valve 3 24 O Operating pressure...

Page 148: ...alve 1 14 Diagram A 11 A 12 A 13 P pressure regulating valve 1 13 Reversible 3 17 Reversible AB pressure regulating valve 1 15 Setting 3 17 Pressure zones 1 9 3 14 4 14 5 17 Seal plates 1 10 Protectio...

Page 149: ...U User instructions IX V Vacuum operation 3 20 4 14 Valve manifold VTIA Address assignment of the outputs 3 31 Components 1 19 1 20 Earthing the terminal 3 29 Individual connection 1 21 Overview of va...

Page 150: ...15 Vertical pressure shut off plate 1 11 1 19 Vertical pressure supply plate 1 19 Vertical stacking 1 10 1 19 Label in the type code 1 12 Mounting additional components 5 7 Vertical supply plate 1 11...

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