Auxiliary Valves Purpose and benefit Adds a secondary control point to an existing valve system for isolation, drainage, venting, or bypass without stopping the main flow. Improves maintenance workflows by enabling service on branches or equipment without a full system shut down. Supports safer setup, testing, and purging by allowing independent actuation and flow management. Key attributes Function: secondary valve that augments primary valve configurations. Compatibility: designed to integrate with standard port sizes and common manifolds; check modelspecific adapters for exact fit. Size: available in multiple diameters; refer to the product model for exact measurements. Material: offered in various materials; select based on the medium, temperature, and compatibility for your application. Performance: engineered for reliable shutoff and precise control; ratings vary by model to suit different pressures and temperatures. Configuration and installation Configurations include inline, manifold, and branch connections depending on model. Fieldreplaceable seals and actuators may be available for serviceability. Designed for straightforward integration with existing valve assemblies and control systems. Use scenarios Scenario 1: In a filtration skid, use the auxiliary valve to isolate a single filter during changeout while keeping the rest of the system in operation. Scenario 2: In a chemical dosing line, employ the valve to vent or purge air from the line during setup and startup to ensure proper priming. Scenario 3: In a multivalve manifold, add an auxiliary valve to create an additional control point for sampling, draining, or bypass operations without reconfiguring the primary network. Specifications and maintenance notes Exact material, size, and ratings depend on the model; reference the product datasheet for full specs. Follow the maintenance manual for seal replacement, actuators, and torque recommendations. Ensure proper compatibility with system fluids and temperature ranges before installation.