Data Sheet

RAS-C 5023 & 5040 RAS-C 5041 & 5061 RAS-C 5042
Data sheet Thermostatic sensors RAS-C
Application
The RAS-C series is a programme of thermostatic
radiator sensors, which covers all central and
district heating systems.
RAS-C sensors are self-actuating proportional
controllers with a small P-band., designed for use
in 2-pipe domestic heating systems.
RAS-C sensors are equipped with a snap-lock
mechanism, which ensures quick, firm and long
lasting mounting onto the valve body, without
the use of any tools.
All RAS-C sensors incorporates a Frost Protection
Setting.
Furthermore, the RAS-C range includes models
with features for positive shut-off and for tem-
perature limitation to provide the customer with
maximum flexibility.
RAS-C 5042 is equipped with 2 m of ultra-thin
capillary tube, coiled up within the remote sensor
housing. After sensor mounting capillary tube is
pulled out to the required length.
The RAS-C construction is particularly robust, with
both end-stop strength limits and sensor bending
force limits being substantially above the require-
ments of the European Standard EN 215.
Ordering and
specifications
RAS-C thermostatic sensors
Type Sensor Colour Features Setting range
1)
Code no.
RAS-C 5023 Built-in Black/White Temp. limitation
8 - 28 ˚C
013G5023
RAS-C 5040 Built-in Black/White Positive shut-off 013G5040
RAS-C 5041 Built-in White Positive shut-off 013G5041
RAS-C 5042 Remote
2)
Black/White Capillary tube, 2 m 013G5042
RAS-C 5061 Built-in White Temp. limitation 013G5061
1)
Temperatures stated for Xp = 2K, i.e. the valve is closed at 2 °C higher room temperature.
2)
The remote sensor is delivered with 2 m of capillary tube coiled up within the sensor. When mounting the sensor, only
the capillary tube required is uncoiled.
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The Danfoss snap-on coupling is easy to mount
and requires no use of tools, once the valve cover
has been removed.
The sensor is fitted to the valve by applying a
gentle pressure. When the sensor is in place, the
snap-on mechanism is activated and the sensor
has been correctly mounted.
If mounting and dismounting are carried out
again, the mechanism must be tightened manu-
ally by turning the tightening ring.
Mounting

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