Zone control valves regulate the flow of hot or cold water through individual zones in hydronic heating and cooling systems. Voomi Supply carries zone valves from trusted brands such as Taco and Honeywell for residential and commercial HVAC applications.
Discover our premium selection of zone valves, designed to control the flow of hot or cold water in hydronic heating and cooling systems. These valves help optimize energy use and maintain comfort in your home or commercial space.
We offer Honeywell zone valves, known for their reliability and precision in controlling heating and cooling zones. These valves ensure that each area of your space receives the desired temperature with minimal energy waste.
Taco zone valves are an excellent choice for hydronic systems, providing dependable performance in both residential and commercial HVAC systems. These valves help regulate water flow, ensuring consistent heating or cooling throughout the system.
Zone valves open and close using one of a few actuation methods, which affects response time and what control system they pair with.
|
Type |
How It Works |
Typical Use |
|
Motorized (24V) |
A small electric motor opens and closes the valve on a low-voltage signal |
Most residential and light commercial zoning |
|
Pneumatic |
Compressed air opens and closes the valve |
Older commercial buildings with existing pneumatic controls |
|
Electric/Thermal |
A heat-activated element opens the valve a few minutes after power is applied |
Simple residential zoning, slower response than motorized |
Zone valves are also classified by wiring. 2-wire valves open when powered and close by spring return once power is cut, wiring directly to a thermostat or zone panel. 3-wire valves add an end switch that signals the boiler or circulator to turn on once the valve is fully open, which most modern zoning systems use for tighter control. Confirm your existing wiring configuration before ordering a replacement valve.
Zone control valves are used in HVAC systems to regulate the flow of air or water to different zones of a building. By controlling airflow or water circulation, they help manage temperature in specific areas, providing customized comfort.
See the table above for how each actuation type works. We stock zone control valves, including motorized, pneumatic, and electrical models for residential and commercial systems.
The right valve depends on factors such as the size of your system, the type of HVAC system, and the type of zones you're controlling. Our customer support team can help you select the appropriate valve based on your needs.
While installation is possible for some systems, it's important to follow manufacturer instructions carefully to ensure proper operation. If you're unsure, it's advisable to consult a professional HVAC technician.
Regular maintenance includes inspecting the valves for wear and tear, checking for leaks, and ensuring that the control mechanism is functioning properly. Periodically cleaning the valve and its components will help maintain optimal performance.
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