Can anybody ID this German thermostatic mix valve?

gerritg

Only idenfying mark is an “H” Here are the pics. Installer never adjusted it and I have no info on it and don’t know how to adjust it. Thanks in advance!

Alan (California Radiant) Forbes

That's a fill valve, not a mix valve.

"H" = European Honeywell?

kcopp

Its just a simple Honeywell fill valve . FM911

gerritg

Thanks! I cannnot find another adj valve anywhere, so I don’t think he put in the right valve or its in the wrong place. It’s for a Triangle Tube Instinct Combi that was installed by a known questionable tech who was fired after our install for theft. Couple more pictures, I welcome feedback from those who work with these for a living, I’m an electronics engineer.

hot_rod

Looks like someone jammed a press female adapter on the outlet? I think that is a BSP thread.

kcopp

What temperature are you trying to adjust?

STEVEusaPA

I’d doubt a German made valve would use psi instead of bar , and 1/2 instead of mm.
Why do you think it’s German?

HomerJSmith

A mixing valve has 3 ports, a fill valve has 2 ports. That's very much like Caleffi's design. Showing the pressure gauge placement.

gerritg

I’m not concerned about the fill valve anymore I’m just curious why there’s not a thermostatic mixing valve. Oh, and the fill valve said made in Germany. 

HomerJSmith

Why do you think that you need a thermostatic mixing valve?

psb75

Can we see a close-up pic of the printing on the red plastic cap?

kcopp

https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.supplyhouse.com/product_files/Resideo Braukmann-VF06-100-SUSUT-Install.pdf

Pretty simple. I have used a number of them.

hot_rod

Typically you do not need mixing valve on a combi.  The control should manage the outlet temperature accurately 

There are s few states that require mixing calves on all DHW heaters, Vermont, Maine perhaps