Product Overview

Product Bulletin VA-4233
Issue Date 11/01/01
© 2001 Johnson Controls, Inc. 1
Code No. LIT-977552 www.johnsoncontrols.com
VA-4233 Series
Electric Valve Actuators
VA-4233 Series Electric Valve Actuators use a stepper
motor to accurately position control valves in HVAC
applications. In the event of a power failure, a spring in
the actuator automatically returns the valve to the full
stem-up position. These direct-mount, spring return
electric actuators provide a minimum 61 lb (271 N)
force output for floating, on/off, or proportional control.
They can be easily field mounted or ordered factory
coupled to Johnson Controls 1/2 through 1-1/4 in.
VG7000 Series Bronze Control Valves, with no
additional linkage required.
The VA-4233 Series can also be field mounted to
select Invensys valves, using mounting kits available
from Johnson Controls. Proportional control models
include an AUTO stroke calibration feature that
eliminates the need for manual calibration or
adjustment after installation. Integral auxiliary switches
are available for indicating end stop position or to
perform switching functions. On proportional models,
position feedback is also available through a
proportional DC voltage signal. All models feature a
hand crank for manual positioning of the valve,
independent of a power supply.
Figure 1: VA-4233 Series Electric Valve Actuator
(Shown Mounted on a VG7000 Series
Bronze Control Valve)
Features and Benefits
Designed for Use in Hot
Water, Chilled Water, and
Steam Applications
Allows for universal application
Automatic Spring Return Returns the valve to the full stem-up position,
in the event of a power failure
Simple No-Linkage
Mounting (All Models) with
AUTO Stroke Calibration at
Installation (VA-4233-GGx
Models Only)
Reduces installation time and cost
Reversible Stroke Direction
(VA-4233-GGx Models Only)
Expands usability by allowing
switch-selectable direct or reverse action
Optional Auxiliary Switches
Available
Provides adjustable switch points with line
voltage capability
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