AAA Solenoid Controlled Pilot Air Valve ESS2DAC
AAA Solenoid Controlled Pilot Air Valve ESS2DAC
AAA Products International - Part Number: ESS2DAC
| Side Ported 1/4" NPTF | Double solenoid, 2-position, friction position. Spool shifts and remains shifted when one solenoid or the other is momentarily or continuously energized. | Spool Configuration: Regenerative center, ports 2 & 4 are connected to port 1, ports 3 & 5 are blocked. | Solenoid Operator Form: Intrinsically safe solenoid operator and coil with non-indicator, cord grip style DIN cap. | Valve Options: Side solenoid exhaust (can not be combined with option “L”). | Valve O-Ring Option: Viton for body styles 2, 3 & 3P, Buna-N for body styles 4, 6, 8, 12, 4P, 8P &16P. | Please reference voltage: 24 volts - 60 hz, 120 volts - 60 hz, 240 volts - 60 hz, 6 volts D-C, 12 volts D-C, 24 volts D-C. |
If applicable, please confirm your required voltage and valve O-ring options when requesting a quote:
| Coil Voltage and Frequency |
| 24 volts, 60 Hz |
| 120 volts, 60 Hz |
| 240 volts, 60 Hz |
| 6 volts D-C |
| 12 volts D-C |
| 24 volts D-C |
| Suffix | Valve O-Ring Option (Only Applies to Valve Body O-Rings) |
| Blank | Viton for port styles 2, 3 & 3P, Buna-N for port styles 4, 6, 8, 12, 4P, 8P &16P. |
| -1 | Neoprene for freon (-40°F to 225°F). |
| -2 | Silicon (-80°F to 400°F). |
| -3 | Viton for most aromatic gases (-20°F to 400°F, 600°F for short time). |
| -4 | Butyl Rubber (-60°F to 200°F). |
| -5 | Teflon (-250°F to 450°F). |
| -7 | Urethane, 70 Durometer (-65°F to 200°F). |
| -9 | Buna-N (-40°F to 250°F). |
Additional options and combinations are available - Please inquire.
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