Taco Comfort Solutions Geo-Sentry V100C3G1ZA024Q4A2 Instruction Sheet

SUPERSEDES: November 1, 2013
Plant ID# 001-4131
Application:
The Geo-Sentry Zone Valve provides on-off control and is avail-
®
able in normally open or normally closed configurations. It is espe-
cially suited for use in either open or closed loop geothermal sys-
tems with water source heat pumps.
Ease of Installation / Operation:
The Geo-Sentry is the most technologically advanced zone valve
®
ever made. It's also simple to install and operate. The valve can be
installed in any direction, in any orientation except for chilled water
installations (see Figure B). We then went a step further, allowing the
actuator to be mounted to the valve body in either direction (see
Figure A). Snap-in quick connects on the back of the valve make for
a simple, secure and fast wiring hook-up. A green LED light shows
full functionality of the valve's operation and thermostat status.
Under a no power situation the manual override button located on
the top of the valve allows the ball to be rotated up to 90° and is also
marked with a slot to indicate the position of the valve.
Figure A
A B
Two Position Head Placement.
Universal Body Placement.
May be installed in any position, any orientation.
NOTE: Threaded valves (2-way and 3-way) should be
installed using proper plumbing techniques for NPT threads.
CAUTION: Sand or other contaminants can damage
the valves internal components and cause it to fail
prematurely. Precautions must be taken to prevent
contaminants from damaging the valve.
2-Way Valve Installation:
1. On hot water applications, the valve body may be installed in any
orientation. On chilled water installations, do not install with the
actuator beyond 85° from the topmost position (see Figure B).
Figure B
Permitted Angle of Installation on Chilled Water Applications
Instruction Sheet
Geo-Sentry
®
A B
Geothermal Zone Valve
2. Before mounting the body, refer to Figure C for any clearance
requirements.
Figure C
CAUTION: Actuator must be removed from the
valve body before soldering (see Figure D). Ball
valve must be in the full open position before sol-
dering. Valve shipped in the closed position.
3. Use of a solder with a melting point below 600°F is recommend-
ed. Do not overheat! Make sure the ball valve is in the FULL
OPEN position during soldering. Direct flame tip away from the
center of the valve. Cool valve quickly with a wet cloth.
4. Solder build-up on the ball valve may prevent proper opening
and closing of the valve. Actuate the actuator once or twice and
make sure the valve rotates fully.
5. Valve body can be submerged for leak testing before the actu-
ator is attached.
NOTE: Some power robbing thermostats require the use of
a resistor (always use the resistor provided by the thermo-
stat manufacturer with the Zone Sentry). Consult the ther-
mostat instructions for the resistor installation.
Actuator Installation / Wiring:
1. Actuator Removal: Remove the valve actuator prior to soldering
by pushing in and holding the release clip at the front of the
actuator and lifting upward approximately
2. To re-assemble the actuator to the valve body: Position actuator
such that the "D" shaped valve stem aligns properly with the "D"
shaped actuator drive cavity. (Note: The "D" shaped stem
design allows for correct insertion every time.) Next, slide the
Figure D: Actuator
Removal
Step 1:
Push in and hold release clip
at the front of the actuator.
EFFECTIVE: October 19, 2017
3
W
⁄ " CLEARANCE
4
A
L
L
3
1 ⁄ " CLEARANCE
8
⁄ " (see Figure D).
3
4
Step 2:
Move actuator upward
approximately 3⁄4" to
disengage Locking Posts.
102-479
L
OCKING
POST