Maxitrol M611-1 Modulator Valve 1"

Name: Maxitrol M611-1 Modulator Valve 1"
Brand: Maxitrol
SKU: M611-1
Price: 396.87 USD
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Maxitrol M611-1 Modulator Valve 1"

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The M611-1 is a modulating valve with 1/2 psi inlet pressure and up to 7" W.C. maximum outlet pressure. It features a counter spring that retains the closed position of the valve regardless of the downward pull of negative pressure. UL-listed and CSA-certified.

The modulating valve is suitable for direct-fired burner applications. The unit is used to control the flow of gas such as natural, manufactured, mixed, liquefied petroleum, and liquefied petroleum gas-air mixtures.

The M611-1 can be used with A1014, A1024, A1044, A1494, and AD1094 amplifiers or SC10 signal conditioners to supply the needed working voltage of the valve. The M611B9 modulator head plunger replacement part is also available.

Maximum Inlet Pressure	1/2 psi
Ambient Operating Temperature	-40º to 125ºF (-40º to 50ºC)
Connection Size	1" NPT
Vertical Vent Outlet Connection	1/8" NPT
Gas Type	Natural, Manufactured, Mixed, & Liquefied Petroleum Gas Air Mixtures
Ambient Non-Operating Temperature	-50º to 185ºF (-45º to 85ºC)
Approvals	UL-recognized and CSA-listed
Maximum Outlet Pressure	7" W.C.

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Yes, I would recommend this product to a friend or co-worker

5.0 Modulator valve.

Great price and product.

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My Devilbus spray booth is overheating and climbs up to about 180 degrees. I am told the Modulator valve is sticking. Is there anything I can do to it before I have to buy another valve.

Asked on Sep 20, 2017 by Richard from Fogelsville Pa.. 18053

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As the nature of the equipment is gas related, when a modulation valve is "sticking" we highly suggest replacing the unit. Trying to modify the valve can be dangerous.

Replied on Sep 20, 2017 by Ori from Industrial Stores