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Dayton 1A582 Brass Steam Solenoid Valve 1/2 in Normally Closed Less Coil
Brass 1/2-inch normally-closed solenoid valve body rated for 100 psi air or water and 250 °F fluid temperature, supplied without coil
- TypeDrain Components
- Brass body resists corrosion in steam service
- Normally closed design stops flow when de-energised
- 6 Cv rating supports high-capacity steam lines
- Rated to 250 °F for saturated steam applications
- 1/2 in NPT fits standard piping systems
Brass Steam Solenoid Valve 1/2 in
The Dayton 1A582 is a two-way, normally closed brass valve body designed for steam and fluid control in plumbing and industrial systems. It operates without a coil, allowing the installer to select a compatible actuator for the specific voltage and application. The 1/2 inch nominal pipe size suits standard piping.
Suits steam and fluid control up to 250 Degrees F
This valve suits engineers and maintenance teams needing a durable brass body for steam, water or inert gas lines with a 3.6 Cv flow coefficient. It handles a maximum pressure differential of 100 psi for air, gas or water. Buyers who require a complete assembled valve with coil included should look at a different product.
3.6 Cv flow and 100 psi pressure headroom
The 5/8 inch orifice and 3.6 Cv rating provide capacity for moderate steam or liquid flow in 1/2 inch pipework. It operates from 0 psi minimum differential up to the 100 psi limit across supported media. The 250 Degrees F fluid temperature maximum sets the upper boundary for steam applications.
Highlights
- Brass body resists corrosion in steam service
- Normally closed design stops flow when de-energised
- 6 Cv rating supports high-capacity steam lines
- Rated to 250 °F for saturated steam applications
- 1/2 in NPT fits standard piping systems
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dayton |
| Model | 1A582 |
Questions about this item
What coil voltage and enclosure rating must I supply for this normally closed 1/2 in brass valve?
Choose a coil that matches your control voltage and carries the same pressure rating; the body is rated for 100 psi air or water and 250 °F fluid temperature.
Will the 5/8 in orifice and 3.6 Cv handle the same flow as my existing 1/2 in steam line?
The 5/8 in orifice and 3.6 Cv provide higher capacity than a standard 1/2 in port, so it will not restrict flow in an existing 1/2 in steam line.
How can I verify the valve opens and closes correctly after wiring the coil?
Apply control voltage and listen for the click; then confirm steam passes when energised and stops when de-energised, with no leakage at 100 psi.
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