NIBE VCC 22 Changeover Valve
NIBE VCC 22 diverter valve for NIBE SPLIT provides effective cooling control with separate distribution systems, ensuring optimal indoor comfort.
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NIBE VCC 22 Changeover Valve
Description
The NIBE VCC 22 is a reliable changeover valve designed to control and optimize the cooling function in heat pump systems with NIBE SPLIT. This component enables operation in properties where there are separate heating and cooling systems, creating a balanced and comfortable indoor environment all year round.
Efficient control for separate cooling and heating systems
When a heat pump is used for both heating and active cooling, precise switching between the different circuits is required. The NIBE VCC 22 ensures that the flow is smoothly directed to the correct distribution system. This means that the cooling circuit can operate completely independently of the heating circuit, which prevents unwanted temperature dispersion and ensures high efficiency in the system.
Technical overview and function
The valve set is delivered complete with a motor-driven actuator, valve housing and connection parts and gaskets for a tight and safe installation. The actuator is operated via the system's regular control and automatically adapts the valve's position based on the current operating mode.
- Compatibility: NIBE SPLIT
- Main function: Switching to cooling in separate cooling systems and heating systems
- Product type: Control and regulation, changeover valve
- Components in the set: Valve housing with three connections, motor-driven actuator (230 V), couplings and sealing rings
- Installation: Integrates directly into the pipe circuit for liquid distribution
Advantages of NIBE original accessories
By using customized original accessories from NIBE, full compatibility with the heat pump's software and automation functions is guaranteed. This contributes to stable operation, long service life of the system and optimal energy use during both hot summer days and cold winter periods.

