Modular Control Valve System

A900 Automatic Control Valve System

The A900 is a hydraulically operated, diaphragm-actuated control valve built around a single modular body. Interchangeable pilot valves determine the control function: the same body can reduce pressure, control flow, protect against surge, or fill a tank to a set level.

Size range DN50–DN1000, available in PN10, PN16 and PN25. Pilots can be combined on a single body for compound control functions.

DN50–DN1000PN10 / PN16 / PN25GJS 500-7 bodyEPDM diaphragmEN 1074-5
A900 automatic control valve

How the modular system works

A900 body+pilot valve(s)=control function

An existing A900 body in the field can be reconfigured for a different duty by swapping pilots, no new body required.

Pressure control

Reduce, sustain, or limit downstream pressure. Use where supply pressure fluctuates or exceeds system requirements.

Flow control

Maintain a set flow rate regardless of pressure variation upstream or downstream.

Level and altitude

Fill tanks or reservoirs to a set level and shut tight on full. Bi-level variants add a low-level refill trigger.

Surge and pump protection

Prevent water hammer on pump start/stop. Surge anticipating models open before the pressure wave arrives.

Remote and solenoid control

Open, close, or modulate the valve via electrical signal. Use for automated systems, SCADA integration, or on/off duty.

Differential pressure

Maintain a constant pressure difference between two points in a network, used in district heating and cooling systems.

Valve bodies

The A900 main valve body without pilot, for custom pilot configurations or replacement. R900 for reduced-bore applications. Threaded variant for smaller line sizes.

Pilot valves

Pilots are the small control valves that sense line conditions and drive the A900 main body. Each named configuration uses one or more pilots from this range. Available separately for field reconfiguration.

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