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NITV electro-pneumatic regulators

NNT NITV Regulators for Automation Pressure Control

NITV regulators convert electrical input signals into controlled pneumatic pressure output for automation equipment, replacement projects and machine upgrades.

Series overview

Select by pressure range, signal and application

Final selection should be confirmed by application conditions, port size, flow requirement and installation details.

SeriesProduct TypeRecommended Use
NITV1000 / 2000 / 3000Electro-pneumatic regulatorGeneral pressure control for automation equipment
NITV0000Compact / slim regulatorCompact machines and limited installation space
NITV2090 / 2091Vacuum regulatorVacuum pressure control and pick-and-place systems
NITVXHigh pressure regulatorHigher pressure control applications

Common selection points

What to confirm before ordering

Include these details with your inquiry so pressure, signal, flow and installation requirements can be reviewed before a model is proposed.

Pressure range

0-0.1 MPa, 0-0.5 MPa, 0-0.9 MPa, vacuum or high pressure.

Input signal

0-10V, 0-5V, 4-20mA, 0-20mA, preset or ModBus.

Port size

1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 and thread type such as Rc, NPT, NPTF or G.

Power supply

DC24V or DC12-15V depending on model and equipment.

Monitoring output

Analog output, NPN, PNP or no monitoring requirement.

Application

Laser cutting, dispensing, 3C automation, vacuum systems or retrofit projects.

NITV FAQ

Questions before selecting an electro-pneumatic regulator

Use these answers to prepare a complete technical inquiry.

What does an NITV regulator do?

It converts an electrical input signal into controlled pneumatic pressure output for automation and pressure control applications.

Which parameters matter most?

Pressure range, input signal, port size, thread type, power supply, monitoring output, quantity and application.

Can it be used for replacement projects?

Yes, but the existing model and working parameters should be reviewed first to check a possible NNT option for testing.

Which signals are common?

Common signals include 0-10V, 0-5V, 4-20mA, 0-20mA, preset control and ModBus depending on the model.