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Installation Guide for Danfoss Regus RA Nut with RA-FN

Quick installation guide for Danfoss Regus RA nut with RA-FN thermostatic sensor and valve, including torque specifications and mounting steps.

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Quick guide from the manual

This guide covers the installation of the Danfoss Regus RA nut with RA-FN thermostatic sensor and valve. The process is divided into two main phases: valve installation and sensor installation. It is critical to follow the specified torque settings to ensure proper operation and prevent damage to the components.

Danfoss Regus RA nut with RA-FN components
Danfoss Regus RA nut with RA-FN components

Valve Installation

  1. Ensure the heating system is depressurized and safe to work on.
  2. Install the valve onto the pipework. Use a suitable wrench to tighten the connection.
  3. Refer to the torque specifications table to apply the correct amount of force based on the valve size (DN10, DN15, or DN20).

Sensor Installation

  1. Align the thermostatic sensor with the valve body.
  2. Push the sensor onto the valve until it is seated correctly.
  3. Tighten the sensor connection using a tool to a torque of 6 Nm. Ensure the sensor is securely fastened.

Technical Specifications

The following torque values must be observed during valve installation to ensure a secure and leak-free connection:

  • DN10 3/8": 40-60 Nm
  • DN15 1/2": 60-90 Nm
  • DN20 3/4": 80-120 Nm

The thermostatic sensor requires a tightening torque of 6 Nm.

Manufacturer information

Danfoss A/S

Brand profile

Practical help

Common problems

Leaking connection

Ensure the valve or sensor was tightened to the specific torque range required for the pipe size.

Sensor not fitting

Verify the alignment between the sensor and the valve body before pushing and tightening.

Before use

  • Verify the valve size (DN10, DN15, or DN20).
  • Ensure the heating system is depressurized.
  • Have a torque wrench available for installation.
  • Check that the sensor is compatible with the RA-FN valve.

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