3/8'' 110V AC Electric Brass Solenoid Valve
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Technical Details
SKU
BZW-10-110VAC
Position
Normally Closed
Port Size
3/8" Female NPT
Voltage
110V AC
Body Material
Brass
Components
Stainless Steel
Seal Material
Viton® Diaphragm
Orifice Size
15 mm
Temp Range
15 to 250° F / -10 to 120°C
Pressure Range
Water: 0-145 PSI | Air 7-145 PSI
Flow Rate
Cv 4.8 (Appx 36 GPM @ 60 PSI)
Power
28 Watts / 0.50 Amps
Coil Connection
Lead Wires
Response Time
Fast Acting (Less than one second)
Duty Cycle
100% but not indefinitely
*Suitable Media
Water – Air - Fuel - *Etc
Weight
1 lb 7 oz
Height
4"
Length
2.36" port to port
Width
2"
Product Overview
Model BZW-10 of our brass valve line is a two-way, semi-direct lift valve with a normally closed operating position. This means that there are two ports in which media flows and the valve will open when energized to allow media to pass through. Taking the energy away from the valve will close it and stop the flow. It works across various media such as hot water, air, gas, diesel fuel, Freon, weak acids and weak alkali. The valve features a heavy duty, solid brass body that’s sure to last in the most strenuous projects.
The port size is 3/8” inch female NPT threaded. This Electric Solenoid Valve can handle low viscosity fluids below 20 cst. The orifice size is 15mm and Cv value is 4.8. It can withstand pressure up to 145 psi (10 bar) and temperatures as low as 15°F and as high as 250°F. The seal material is FKM or Viton Rubber.
This specific valve has a 110 VAC coil with a voltage range that is -+ 10. The coil head is fitted with a 5’’ wire lead that can easily be connected with your own choice of terminals. The top of the coil features a label that indicates the valve type and specifications. Its response time is very low; in fact, it acts in less than one second, making it a great choice for all types of applications.
This model can be mounted vertically or horizontally, and features a conveniently positioned arrow on the body to indication the direction of flow. This should not be mounted upside down, with the coil underneath the valve.
*Consult a chemical compatibility expert for correct seal and valve body material choice.
