Burkert 125339 Solenoid Valve, 3-Port, 230 Vac, 1/8"

Code / Model: Voten-mêmes!
Manufacturer: Vários! **Referências:** * **Anotada: 1960s-idade!**
Department: Automation and control of processes
Category of products: Solenoids
Sub-category: Machinery and accessories
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Description of the product

Product Data

General-purpose solenoid valve 6014

Normally closed solenoid valves with brass body

Coil easily changed with the valve in place

Two female ports and one 1/8 inch male vent port

The coil can be locked in four 90° positions or moved freely between them, as needed

Brass body and high-quality FKM sealing material

Epoxy encapsulated coil

Liquid temperature range: -10 to +90 °C. Suitable for use with water, neutral liquids, natural air, gases, oil and fats (without additives)

Maximum viscosity: 21mm²/s.

Operating temperature: –10 to +100 °C max. Power consumption: 21VA (ac peak), 12VA/8W (constant) 8W (dc)

IP65 protection with DIN43650C male aerial connector

3-way Liquid and Inert Gas Valves

Compact solenoid valves suitable for applications involving the handling of most gases and liquids. Where practical, the valves include a schematic diagram showing the circuit operation. The diagram is distributed so that the left side describes the operation of the valves when the coil is activated. When the coil is deactivated, the return of the spring (or servomechanism) controls the valve. This process is described on the right side of the diagram, see the typical schematic diagram below. The designation 3/2 way indicates a valve with three ports and two operating modes. It is normal practice to refer to 2/2 way valves as "two-way". The designations of port A, B, P, P1, P2 and R are used in the schematic diagrams and are marked on the valve bodies. The valve bodies are marked for a specific circuit function but can often be used for other functions. Reference to the schematic diagrams and technical characteristics will indicate the appropriate connections and pressure capabilities if an alternative circuit operation is required.