Mechanical vacuum regulators use a control knob to set the desired vacuum level and vacuum control is achieved mechanically by controlling flow to maintain the set vacuum. Electronic vacuum regulators are set through an input control voltage (typically 0 to 5 volts) and vacuum is adjusted electrically by precisely controlling valves to maintain the desired vacuum setting. Find out more, Application Notes

Mechanical Vacuum Regulators
	Model 329 - Reference Absolute Pressure Model 329DP - Reference Atmospheric Pressure   Cv Flow Capacity NPT Ports Model 329 3.4 13 SCFM 1/2 inch Model 329 HF 9.0 27 SCFM 3/4 inch Model 329 SHF 2.2 44 SCFM 1 inch Model 329 DP 3.4 13 SCFM 1/2 inch
	Model 329-500 - Model 329 with Remote Filter Kit Cv = 3.4 13 SCFM 1/2 inch NPT ports
	Model 329-300 - Remote Filter Kit for field installation
	Model 329SR - Self-relieving version of 329 regulator Cv = 3.4 13 SCFM 1/2 inch NPT supply - 3/8 inch NPT outlet
	Model 485 - Vacuum Relief Valve
	Cv Flow Capacity NPT Ports Model 470-002 - Flow Booster 3.4 13 SCFM 1/2 inch Model 470-002HF - Flow Booster 9.0 27 SCFM 3/4 inch Model 470-002SHF - Flow Booster 12.2 44 SCFM 1 inch
Electronic Vacuum Regulators
	Cv Flow Capacity Model 470 (large capacity) 3.4 13 SCFM Model 484 (small capacity) 0.042 25 SCFH Model 487 (small capacity self-relieving) 0.11 25 SCFH
	Model 492 Electronic Vacuum Relief Valve
	Model 494 Vacuum / Pressure Regulator with analog FlowSensor output

 

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