Flanged Brass Hot Water Steam Solenoid Valve 3/8′′ 1/2′′ 3/4′′ 1′′ 1-1/4′′ 1-1/2′′ 2′′ 220VAC 110VAC 24VDC 12VDC

• Media: Hot Water, Steam, High Temperature Gas & Liquid
• Temperature: High Temperature
• Actuator: Solenoid
• Connection Form: Flange
• Type: Pilot Operated
• Material: Brass
• Model NO.: US-F
• Pressure: 0.5 to 15 bar
• Port Size: 1/2′′, 3/4′′, 1′′, 1 1/4′′, 1 1/2′′, 2′′
• Orifice Size: 17mm, 22mm, 30mm, 38mm
• Function: 2 Way Normally Closed
• Seal Material: PTFE
• Working Temperature: -5 to +180ºC
• Voltage: 12VDC, 24VDC, 24VAC, 110VAC, 220VAC
• Transport Package: Box, Carton, Pallet
• Trademark: BRANDO
• Origin: Ningbo, China
• Production Capacity: 50000PCS Per Month

Product Description

Product Description

1. Working Medium: Steam, Hot Water, High Temperature Liquids, etc
2. Working Pressure: 0.5 to 15 bar
3. Medium Temperature: +5 to +180ºC
4. Pipe Connection: Flange
5. Port Size: 1/2'', 3/4'', 1'', 1-1/4'', 1-1/2'', 2''
6. Orifice Size: 17mm, 22mm, 30mm, 38mm
7. Body Material: Brass
8. Seal Material: PTFE
9. Function: 2 Way Normally Closed
10. Operation: Piston Pilot Operated
11. Voltage: 12VDC, 24VDC, 24VAC, 110VAC, 220VAC

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Technical Data

 

Model No	US-15F	US-20F	US-25F	US-35F	US-40F	US-50F
Pipe Connection	Flange
Port Size	1/2''	3/4''	1''	1-1/4''	1-1/2''	2''
Orifice Size	17mm	17mm	17mm	30mm	30mm	38mm
CV	4.8	4.8	4.8	25	25	48
Working Medium	Hot Water, Steam, High Temperature Liquids, etc
Operation	Piston Pilot Operated
Function	2 Way Normally Closed
Body Material	Brass
Seal Material	PTFE
Working Pressure	0.5 to 15 bar
Working Temperature	-5 to +180ºC
Voltage	12VDC, 24VDC, 24VAC, 110VAC, 220VAC

 

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FAQ

Question 1: What is a solenoid valve used for?
Answer 1: A solenoid valve is used to open, close, mix, or divert media in an application. They are used in a wide variety of applications.

Question 2: How can you tell if your solenoid is bad?
Answer 2: If the solenoid valve fails to open or close, is partially open, makes a humming noise or has a burned-out coil, you need to troubleshoot the valve solenoids.

Question 3: How do I choose a solenoid valve?
Answer 3: When choosing a solenoid valve, it is important to know your media. Depending upon the media and flow requirement, choose the material, orifice size, temperature, pressure, voltage, response time and certification required for your application.