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3M V-200 heated valve assembly for high-pressure supplied air systems, including the V-200 valve, BT-30 tube, TR-325 belt, V-112 support and BT-922 cover, designed to provide adjustable heated airflow in cold work environments.
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The V-200 Heating Valve Assembly is an air-flow regulator designed to improve worker comfort in cold environments. By allowing the temperature of the supplied air to be significantly increased, this valve reduces thermal stress and fatigue while ensuring constant respiratory protection through a clean air supply from a compressor.
This system is particularly effective for prolonged work in winter or refrigerated environments:
Thermal Regulation: Capable of heating incoming air by up to 28°C (50°F) more than the ambient air temperature.
Adjustable Flow: Allows the user to adjust the air volume according to their comfort needs while maintaining required protection levels.
Ergonomic Design: Easily attaches to the belt and remains compact to avoid hindering movement during work.
Integrated Safety: Equipped with an audible warning whistle that alerts the user if the air pressure drops below the safe threshold.
Versatility: Compatible with a wide range of headtops, hoods, and face shields from the 3M(TM) M-Series and S-Series.
Product Type: Air heating regulation valve (SAR).
Heating Capacity: Increases air temperature by 28°C (50°F) relative to the inlet.
Operating Pressure: Requires a clean compressed air source (Grade D).
Product Series: Versaflo(TM) supplied air systems.
Certification: NIOSH approved system when used with approved 3M components.
Product Code: V-200.
Air Source: Connect the valve to a supplied air hose linked to a breathable air filtration system of appropriate quality.
Adjustment: Secure the valve firmly to the provided belt.
Connection: Connect the breathing tube of your headtop (e.g., M-200 or S-400 Series) to the valve outlet.
Setting: Use the control knob to adjust the temperature and flow before entering the contaminated area.
Warning: If you hear the whistle, leave the hazard zone immediately, as this indicates insufficient air flow.
It is not recommended to use the heating mode in hot weather. For warm environments, the V-100 cooling valve is preferred.
The compressor must provide Grade D breathable air (free of carbon monoxide and excessive contaminants) at a constant pressure specified in the manufacturer's manual.
No, the air heating is produced by a vortex tube principle using only the energy from the compressed air.
Filter Maintenance: Ensure that the compressor filters and the filtration panel are changed regularly. Damp or oily air can damage the internal mechanism of the V-200 valve.
Pre-shift Inspection: Always check the status of the alarm whistle before every shift by slightly kinking the supply hose to simulate a pressure drop.
You need complementary safety equipment. See the following items; the air hose (RW9435) to properly connect the assembly, the V-300 valve (RV300) to help regulate airflow within the system, the V-399 air (RV399) to complete the air supply circuit, the 3M panel (R256/02/00) for compressed air filtration and regulation, the 100 cfm panel (R256/02/01) for higher capacity needs, the 3M filter (R523/01/28) for panel maintenance, as well as the 3M module (R523/01/29) for replacements related to the 100 cfm panel.
Under “Accessories” at the bottom of the page. If you are looking for equipment to work safely, see the following products: a light hood (RS133L) for environments where a lightweight solution is preferred, the small hood (RS133S) for a more compact setup, as well as the RS655 hood (RS655) depending on the respiratory protection configuration selected.
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