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EATON Danfoss RV5-10 Series Pressure Control Valves


Eaton Danfoss RV5-10 Series pressure control valves are used for regulating and controlling the pressure of liquids and gases in hydraulic and pneumatic systems, as well as in process control and HVAC systems. They come with screws / knobs attached to them to allow adjustment of these valves. Turning the screw clockwise increases the water pressure while turning it anti-clockw...ise lowers it. They are ideal for use in harvesting, waste hauling and other mobile and industrial applications.Read more

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EATON 02-163842A
EATON 02-164186B
EATON 02-170957C
EATON 02-172683D
EATON 02-173601E
EATON 02-182099F
EATON 565777G
StyleModelMPNPrice
A
02-163842		02-163842€108.23
A
02-164140		02-164140€79.75
B
02-164186		02-164186€145.45
C
02-170957		02-170957€104.84
D
02-172683		02-172683€418.08
E
02-173601		02-173601€89.87
F
02-182099		02-182099€192.08
F
02-198418		02-198418€210.55
A
565572		565572€73.18
G
565777		565777€92.72
A
889566		889566€80.23
A
889567		889567€80.23

Working Mechanism

  • These pressure valves have an actuator that diverts the medium to another part of the system to execute the next command in the programmed sequence.
  • When pilot pressure reaches a certain limit, the spool moves back against the spring and is forced to open the line between the inlet and outlet ports.
  • As the pilot pressure falls, the valve returns to its normal position.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between pressure control valves and control valves?

Pressure control valves are designed to regulate and maintain consistent pressure in a fluid system, whereas control valves start, stop & regulate the fluid flow in a system.

What is the operating temperature of Eaton Danfoss RV5-10 Series pressure control valves?

Most models of RV5-10 Series pressure control valves have operating temperatures ranging from -40 to 120 degrees C.

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