Kromschroder Gas pressure regulator VGBF25R40-1 86046010
SKU 86046010
Model VGBF25R40-1
Brand Kromschroder
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Key specifications
| Connection thread | Rp 1" |
|---|---|
| Max. inlet pressure | 4000 mbar |
| Setting range | 5–350 mbar |
| Body material | aluminum alloy |
| Diaphragm material | perbunan |
| Impulse tube connection | connection for impulse tube |
| Inlet threaded plug | threaded plug |
| Ambient temperature | -15–60 °C |
| Inlet pressure compensation | with compensation diaphragm |
| Compensation diaphragm | present |
| connection_type | threaded |
| Safety feature | zero shut-off, safety diaphragm |
| Gas condition | gas must not condense |
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Description
This is a gas pressure regulator for burner and boiler gas trains. It maintains a constant outlet pressure within the set range of 5–350 mbar, even when inlet pressure or flow demand varies. The regulator has a threaded connection of Rp 1" and accepts a maximum inlet pressure of 4000 mbar. Its body is made of aluminum alloy, and the diaphragm is made of perbunan. It includes a safety feature with zero shut-off and a safety diaphragm, as well as a compensation diaphragm for inlet pressure differences. It is intended for ambient temperatures from -15 to 60 °C and requires that the gas must not condense.
Further details
| Control Features | maintains a set outlet pressure under varying flow and line pressure |
|---|---|
| Features | Safety and compensation diaphragms, zero shut-off function, no need for a vent line |
| Mounting | vertical, spring housing upward, at least 2 cm from walls |
| Safety feature | Safety diaphragm shuts off gas supply when consumer is disconnected |
Choosing and fitting
Parts of this type are selected by connection size, pressure range (minimum and maximum inlet, adjustable outlet), and flow capacity required by the burner. Before ordering, verify that the connection threads match the existing pipework and that the regulator is rated for the gas type used (natural gas, LPG, etc.). Install the regulator downstream of the gas shut-off valve and upstream of the burner controls, with the flow direction indicated on the body. Ensure the pressure adjustment screw is accessible and, after installation, test the outlet pressure with a manometer.
Signs of failure
Common failure modes for this type of regulator include dirt in the seat, which causes outlet pressure drift, and a seized diaphragm due to ageing, leading to unstable pressure or no gas flow. A faulty regulator may cause the burner to fail to ignite or to operate at an incorrect pressure, potentially triggering a gas pressure switch. Check the outlet pressure with a manometer, inspect the seat and diaphragm for contamination or damage, and verify the set-point adjustment.
All specifications
| Connection thread | Rp 1" |
|---|---|
| Max. inlet pressure | 4000 mbar |
| Setting range | 5–350 mbar |
| Body material | aluminum alloy |
| Diaphragm material | perbunan |
| Impulse tube connection | connection for impulse tube |
| Inlet threaded plug | threaded plug |
| Ambient temperature | -15–60 °C |
| Inlet pressure compensation | with compensation diaphragm |
| Compensation diaphragm | present |
| connection_type | threaded |
| Safety feature | zero shut-off, safety diaphragm |
| Gas condition | gas must not condense |
Part numbers
| SKU | 86046010 |
|---|---|
| Additional article | 624.658.049 |
| Model | VGBF25R40-1 |