DESCRIPTION
The INVALCO Models CMAQ and CMAF are snapaction, float-operated level controls, equipped with the popular three-way Micro Valve® unit, actuated by two adjustable yoke-type pusher arms. Adjustable pusher arms permit the control range to be adjusted easily and accurately to the range desired.
With the liquid level below the float the three-way Micro Valve® will be in the low level position and will remain there until the float rises to the preset high level. The Micro Valve® then will reverse positions until the float drops to the preset low level position.
This control has been thoroughly field proven by many installations throughout the country.
Specifications
| Float Size: | 3-1/2” diameter x 6” long |
| Working Pressure: | 300 psig (limited by collapse pressure of float and process connection). |
| Temperature Limits: | -20°F to 250°F |
| Micro Valve®: | Model: 316F1, three-way Ports: Three 1/4” FNPT Body: Anodized aluminum Orifice: Standard 1/16” (100 psi working pressure). Optional 1/32” (250 psi working pressure). |
FEATURES
Adjustable span allows for pump up and pump down control. Easy-to-set desired level detection point.OPTIONS
Steel or ductile iron models are NACE adaptable for use in harsh, corrosive service.INSTALLATION
The Model CMAQ and CMAF are equipped with a grooved coupling adapter or 150# ANSI flange for mounting to the vessel wall. The 3-1/2” diameter ball float is designed to pass through a 4” tank nozzle.LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
The Model CMAQ and CMAF are provided with two adjustments permitting the setting of both the high and low level set points. To change this span the following procedure should be used (see Figure 1).ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
To Order: Specify part number and catalog model number. Above model/part numbers include standard 14” long Float Rod.
See PDF for optional Float Rod lengths.
*At 100°F - For higher temperatures, consult factory.
®Micro Valve is a registered Trademark of Barworth Corporation.
Note: Consult factory for dimensions. Dimensions – Inches to the nearest tenth (millimeters to the nearest whole mm), each independently dimensioned from respective engineering drawings.