SALAMI VD10A-02D175/P01A-PRA.PRB-MLA-C2/

For flow, it lines up. The rated flow on this VD10A series unit is 32 GPM, so a 32 GPM circuit is right at its stated capacity.

It's designed to handle fluid temperatures up to 185°F when using standard NBR seals, so you should be good to go.

Standard NBR seals on this unit are rated for fluid temps up to 185°F, so a system running steady in that 150 to 160 range stays well within the safe zone. The ambient temperature rating tops out at 140°F, so keep that in mind for the environment around the valve itself, not just the fluid. As long as both of those stay within their respective limits, you should be in good shape day to day.

For flow, the VD10A Series inlet module is rated at 32 GPM, so it matches a 32 GPM circuit on paper. Keep in mind the published technical data was taken using mineral oil at 16 cSt and ISO 4406 contamination level 19/16, since viscosity and cleanliness can affect how a valve section behaves in real use.

With standard NBR seals, the fluid temperature range runs from -4°F up to 185°F. So yes, it does go below freezing, though just barely on the low end. As long as your system fluid stays within that window, you're in good shape. Keep in mind the ambient temperature rating sits between 86°F and 140°F, so the surrounding environment has its own separate limits to account for.

Optimal fluid viscosity for this Salami VD10A module is between 12 cSt and 75 cSt. It can handle as low as 10 cSt and as high as 460 cSt, but that's pushing the limits.