Dayton
Dayton 2A204 Solenoid Valve Coil 120V 17W
A 120 V, 17 W solenoid valve coil with Class H insulation, six-inch leads and a NEMA 1 junction-box enclosure for 50/60 Hz operation
- TypeDrain Components
- UL Listed for safety compliance
- 120 V AC operation at 50/60 Hz
- 17 W power consumption for efficient use
- Class H insulation withstands high temperatures
- NEMA 1 enclosure protects internal components
Solenoid Valve Coil 120V 17W
The Dayton 2A204 solenoid valve coil operates on 120V AC at 50 or 60 Hz and draws 17 W. It is built for industrial fluid-control systems that require a direct-acting replacement coil with a NEMA 1 enclosure. The UL-listed component suits maintenance teams and OEMs who need a standardized coil for compatible valve bodies.
Class H insulation thermal performance
Class H insulation allows the coil to withstand sustained heat during continuous duty cycles without degradation. The NEMA 1 enclosure provides basic protection against falling debris in dry indoor locations while the 6-inch leads simplify wiring inside junction boxes. Power consumption remains a steady 17 W across both 50 Hz and 60 Hz supplies.
Junction box enclosure and lead wires
The coil ships with an integrated junction-box enclosure and 6-inch lead wires, eliminating the need for separate conduit fittings or terminal blocks. This bundled hardware reduces installation time for technicians replacing worn coils on existing Dayton valve assemblies. No additional software or configuration tools are required for operation.
Highlights
- UL Listed for safety compliance
- 120 V AC operation at 50/60 Hz
- 17 W power consumption for efficient use
- Class H insulation withstands high temperatures
- NEMA 1 enclosure protects internal components
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dayton |
| Model | 2A204 |
Questions about this item
How is the coil enclosure with junction box installed, and what step is often missed?
Connect the six-inch leads to a 120 VAC supply at 50 or 60 Hz, then secure the NEMA 1 enclosure; the step often missed is confirming the leads are rated for Class H insulation temperature.
What maintenance or replacement will this solenoid valve coil need later?
The coil itself has no moving parts; plan to inspect the six-inch leads and junction box seals periodically and replace the coil if insulation resistance drops below Class H limits.
What limit appears first under sustained use?
Continuous 17 W dissipation in a NEMA 1 enclosure will reach the Class H insulation thermal limit before any electrical parameter drifts.
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