Product Overview
Acvatix 0 to 10 V Controlled Actuator Mounted on a Three-Port Valve Body, 24 V AC or DC
Condition
Used, in good condition with very little visible wear, sold as a VXP459.25-6.3 three-port valve body with the actuator mounted and its wiring cable attached. Visual inspection only. Function testing not performed. Markings legible: SSC61, AC 24V±20%, DC 24V±25%, DC 0..10V, 50/60Hz, 2VA, T50, IP 40, Class2(UL), terminal marks G0, G and Y, Siemens Switzerland Ltd, Country of Origin: China, cULus LISTED 197N, Temperature Regulating Equipment, Suitable for Plenum Installation, and CE; the valve ports are marked A, AB and B.
Ships same or next business day from our Idaho warehouse. Selling online since 1999.
Satisfaction guaranteed, every time.
Product Overview
An SSC61 sits on top of a small valve and moves its stem in answer to a 0 to 10 V signal from a building controller. It belongs to the Siemens Acvatix family of small valve actuators. Here it rides on a three-port valve body with external threads on all three ports, marked A, AB and B.
Key Features
- Supply AC 24 V ±20% or DC 24 V ±25%, 50/60 Hz, 2 VA
- Control input DC 0..10 V
- Wiring marks G0, G and Y on the label
- IP 40, T50, Class 2 (UL)
- cULus listed 197N temperature regulating equipment, suitable for plenum installation
- Top dial marked 0 and 1
- Three-port valve body with externally threaded ports marked A, AB and B
- Wiring cable attached
Applications
- Replacing a failed SSC61 or its valve on a hydronic heating or cooling coil
- Keeping a spare actuator and valve for a building that runs 24 V, 0 to 10 V valve loops
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it take a 0 to 10 V signal from my controller?
Yes. The label reads DC 0..10V for control, with terminal marks G0, G and Y, and a 24 V AC or DC supply.
Can it go above a ceiling used as a return-air plenum?
Yes. The label reads cULus LISTED 197N, Suitable for Plenum Installation.
Is it sold untested?
Yes. It has had a visual inspection only, and function testing was not performed. You get the actuator mounted on its three-port valve body with the cable attached, as pictured, and you take on checking stroke and seat on your own loop. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.
The label asks only 2 VA to push a valve stem up and down. Wire G, G0 and Y on the bench and see how it moves.
