DHW temperature control in medium substations (small multi-unit buildings, small hotels, school shower sections). Higher Kvs than AVTB 15 — suitable for larger DHW flows without high Δp across the valve. Delivery across the EU.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Code | 003N5112 |
| Type | Self-acting thermostatic valve |
| DN | 20 |
| Kvs | 3.4 m³/h |
| Connection | G 1" male thread |
| Setting range | 20-60 °C (standard head) |
| PN | 16 bar |
| Max media temperature | 130 °C |
| Capillary tube | 2 m |
| Body material | Bronze |
DN20 is chosen when peak DHW flow exceeds ~0.3 l/s (>1.1 m³/h) — AVTB 15 (Kvs 1.9) would give excessive Δp. The sensor is threaded into the DHW outlet branch.
Official Danfoss catalog: store.danfoss.com/003N5112
Technically yes, but AVTB targets DHW. Heating loops use electronic control (ECL Comfort + AMV actuator).
No. AVTB opens/closes by sensor expansion; the system needs flow and pressure differential.