Waukesha Cherry-Burrell Control Units
SubCategory: ControlUnits
Manufacturer: WaukeshaCherryBurrell
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Product features
- Transparent WCB control top → Keeps electrical components visible for inspection and troubleshooting
- Standardized electrical components → Simplify access to common replacement parts
- Common control top across several WCB valve lines → Supports a standardized interface and spare-parts strategy
- CU4/CU4plus robust clamp connection → Supports long service life and sealed washdown operation
- LED position indication → Gives clear local feedback of valve position
- Manual solenoid override → Simplifies functional testing and service at the valve
- AS-i and IO-Link depending on configuration → Support integration into modern automation systems
- Washdown ratings up to IP69K for 8681 → Provide verified options for demanding cleaning environments
- 8681 cycle tracking → Provides data for preventive maintenance planning
- AxFlow configuration support → Helps match the control unit to valve type, voltage, feedback and fieldbus requirements
Waukesha Cherry-Burrell Control Units are selected for automated valve installations where a PLC needs a defined interface to pneumatic process valves. They combine local valve actuation, position indication and electrical connectivity, helping engineering and maintenance teams standardize controls across hygienic and industrial valve systems.
The range includes WCB transparent control tops, CU4/CU4plus and 8681 variants. Depending on the configuration, the units provide solenoid valves, position sensors, LED indication, manual override, fieldbus interfaces and automatic teaching functions. Common control-top platforms across several WCB valve lines can simplify electrical standardization and spare-parts planning.
Verified manufacturer data includes NEMA 4X/IP56 washdown rating for the WCB control top, NEMA 6/IP67 for CU4/CU4plus and IP65/67 as standard with up to IP69K available for 8681. Interface options include AS-i and, on applicable variants, IO-Link; voltage and solenoid options depend on the selected control unit.
Selection should be based on valve type, required feedback, number of solenoids, supply voltage, fieldbus, connector and washdown environment. Standardizing the correct control unit can reduce troubleshooting time and simplify maintenance, while cycle information on applicable variants supports preventive service planning. AxFlow can help match the control unit to the valve and automation architecture.
