ISQB
The ISQB series control valve is an electronic pressure regulator designed to precisely and proportionally control the pressure of gases based on an electronic command signal. The ISQB is an FM Approved Intrinsically Safe Valve approved for hazardous locations (see below for complete classification).
The ISQB controls pressure using two normally closed solenoid valves, one pressure sensor and a control circuit. One valve (inlet) is actuated to allow unregulated supply media downstream into the system. The second (exhaust) valve actuates to allow working media to vent to atmosphere and with a threaded exhaust port, this can be captured. The pressure sensor provides constant feedback to the control circuit which compares the pressure sensor feedback to the user supplied electronic command signal and actuates the appropriate valve until the two signals match.
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ISQB Downloads & Links
| Documents | Links | Downloads |
| Installation Guide | Hazardous Location Product FAQ | File Request Form |
| Hazardous Location Product Brochure | ISF-Series | Submit Form to Download ISQB .STEP File |
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ISQB Technical Specifications
| Pressure Range | Accuracy | Repeatability | Max Flow |
| Vacuum thru 150 PSI (10.3 Bar) | ±0.5% F.S. | ±0.5% F.S. | 0.8 SCFM (23 LPM) |
| Port Size | Durability | Operating Temps | Filtration |
| 1/8″ NPT (BSPP Available) | Immune to shock & vibration (up to 25 Gs) | 32-104°F (0-40°C) | 40 Micron |
ISQB | Intrinsically Safe
The ISQB is a complete closed-loop system consisting of valves, manifold, housing and electronic controls. The ISQB is an intrinsically safe valve and Factory Mutual (FM) approved for Class I, II & III; Groups C, D, E, F & G. Available in a 4-20 mA differential command signal, the ISQB can be mounted in any of the above hazardous locations and installed with approved barriers (see Installation Guide for more information).
NOTE: End user must determine fitness and suitability of the ISQB control valve for their application. The ISQB requires the use of Intrinsically Safe Barriers.
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