Blog: Mixing Valves, Electronic

You're ready to install a thermostatic mixing valve.  Interested in pointers to make your install be successful?  OR... you've got a mixing valve installed and it's not working.  Now what?  From the "before" call to the "oh, no!" call, Greg and Dan are here to make you successful with your customer. ...

Greg and Dan are behind-the-mic to discuss why you may want to select an electronic mixing valve for your next application.  They discuss how this digital valve is different from a thermostatic valve.  Why would you install a valve like this?  How about trouble-shooting... will a digital valve make a difference in problem resolution? ...

There are four relays in the 6000 LegioMix control panel that can be used to perform certain functions.  The control does not have the ability to send voltage out they will only act as normally open dry contacts that close durnig differnt stages of the conrol opporation.  Relay 1(R1) remains open during the normal "adjustment" mode...

After you select a mounting location for your controller and install the actuator onto the body of the mixing valve, you will route the wire from the actuator back into the control module.   You will find a black, brown, green, red and white wire for your actuator.  Inside the control you will find a number of wring terminals and they are all...