DN15...DN50 - 229.3 mm__ˆ…160 mm

The FLIR M232 fixed mount pan and tilt camera is one of FLIR's smallest and affordable marine thermal cameras. Featuring a resolution of 320 × 240, the FLIR M232 fixed mount thermal camera improves safety by revealing vessels and obstacles at night. Enjoy 360-degree viewing while underway. Combine the FLIR M232 fixed mount thermal camera with a Raymarine Axiom MFD and take advantage of FLIR ClearCruise„¢ intelligent thermal analytics. ClearCruise„¢ provides audible and visual alerts when non-water objects such as boats, obstacles, or navigation markers”appear in the scene. This enhances boaters' overall situational awareness, both day and night. Installation Note: ClearCruise„¢ features are only available on conventional ball-up installations. ClearCruise„¢ is not available on ball-down installations.

The Clorius H1F 2-way control valve is designed for regulating hot water, steam and hot oil systems. The H1F control valve is used in conjunction with our temperature or pressure differential regulators for controlling industrial processes, district or central heating plants or marine installations. Design The H1F valve components – spindle, seat and cone – are made of stainless steel. The valve body is made of cast steel GP240GH (GS-C25) with flanges drilled according to EN 1092-1 or ANSI B16.5 Class 150. The thread for the actuator connection is G1B ISO 228. The valves are single-seated. The leakage rate is less than 0.05% of the full flow (according to VDI/VDE 2174). Function Without the actuator being connected, the valve is held in an open position by means of a spring. With pressure on the spindle, the valve will close. In connection with our thermostats, electric or pneumatic actuators, the valves will close at rising temperatures. For cooling circuits, the valve can be used in conjunction with a reverse acting electric actuator. Alternatively, a reverse acting valve can be used with our self-acting thermostats. The quadratic characteristic will not cease until the flow has dropped below 4% of the full flow.