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Sonic 350

Flow: 350 to 3,500 SCFM (595 to 5,946 m³/hr)

Pressure: 0.5 to 3.5 PSIG (3.4 to 24.1 kPa) Vacuum: 1.0 to 6.6 "Hg (34 to 224 mbar)

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Standard Features:
  • Multiple mounting configurations
  • Small size and footprint
  • Adaptable to IEC and NEMA motors
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can Sonic butterfly valves be used with a Variable Frequency Drive (VFD)?

Yes. Sonic butterfly valves can operate in conjunction with a VFD for blower speed control; however, they can also function as the sole airflow control device. As a low-cost alternative to a VFD, the butterfly valve allows operators to manually fine-tune air velocity and pressure, setting the optimum airflow level during the initial system setup without relying on expensive electronic controls.

What is the Sonic Y-Verter™, and how does it differ from a VFD?

The Sonic Y-Verter™ is a mechanical alternative to Variable Frequency Drive motor controllers traditionally used in blower and air knife systems. It allows rapid, reliable airflow redirection between system branches without changing motor speed, reducing complexity and maintenance requirements compared to VFD-based systems.

When should I use a Y-Verter™ instead of a VFD?

A Y-Verter™ is particularly effective when using standard 3,600 RPM, 60 Hz motors where air control needs can be met through mechanical redirection rather than motor speed modulation. While certain high-speed blower motors (up to 20,000 RPM) may require VFDs with output frequencies up to 330 Hz, many air knife applications can achieve equal or better airflow management with the simpler, more durable Y-Verter™ system.

Are Sonic air diverter valves compatible with other blower systems?

Yes. They can be integrated with most industrial blowers or pneumatic systems, and custom configurations are available for unique operating conditions.