DHW temperature control in small substations and single-family houses. The thermostat sensor is threaded into the DHW outlet of the plate heat exchanger — it senses hot-water temperature and modulates the primary flow. A power-free solution suitable for retrofit and small substation projects. Delivery across the EU.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Code | 003N5111 |
| Type | Self-acting thermostatic valve |
| DN | 15 |
| Kvs | 1.9 m³/h |
| Connection | G 3/4" male thread |
| Setting range | 20-60 °C (standard head) |
| PN | 16 bar |
| Max media temperature | 130 °C |
| Capillary tube | 2 m (integrated) |
| Body material | Bronze |
AVTB has no electronic feedback — under sudden DHW demand (shower) response may lag 30-60 s due to sensor thermal inertia. A modern alternative is electronic PID control via ECL Comfort + AMV + VS2/VF valve.
Official Danfoss catalog: store.danfoss.com/003N5111
No. AVTB is hydraulically driven — the sensor expands/contracts with temperature, mechanically opening/closing the valve.
Local rules typically require ≥ 55 °C DHW for Legionella prevention. Set via the dial on the head.
Into the DHW outlet pipe of the plate heat exchanger (towards the consumer). The capillary tube allows placing the sensor up to 2 m from the valve.