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Dayton 2CZZ1 Brass Solenoid Valve 1/8 in 150 psi 180°F .34 Cv
A brass solenoid valve body with 1/8 in pipe size, .34 Cv flow, 150 psi pressure rating and 180°F maximum fluid temperature
- TypeDrain Components
- Brass body resists corrosion for long service life
- Normally closed design stops flow when power is off
- 1/8 in pipe size fits compact plumbing runs
- .34 Cv rating suits low-flow control tasks
- Rated to 150 psi and 180°F for air, gas or water
Brass Solenoid Valve Body
The Dayton 2CZZ1 is a two-way, normally-closed valve body machined from brass with a 1/8 inch nominal pipe size and 1/8 inch orifice. It carries a flow coefficient of .34 Cv and is supplied without a coil, so the buyer must add a compatible actuator for the required voltage and enclosure.
Indoor or outdoor fluid control
This body suits installers who need a compact brass valve for air, inert gas or water lines rated to 150 psi and 180 degrees F. It is not for systems that demand an integrated coil, larger port sizes, higher pressure ratings or fluid temperatures beyond the stated maximum.
Fits 1/8 inch piping
The valve threads directly into 1/8 inch pipework and requires a separate solenoid coil matched to the control voltage and environmental rating. Its normally-closed operation holds the line shut until the coil is energised, freeing the designer to choose any standard coil that fits the application.
Highlights
- Brass body resists corrosion for long service life
- Normally closed design stops flow when power is off
- 1/8 in pipe size fits compact plumbing runs
- .34 Cv rating suits low-flow control tasks
- Rated to 150 psi and 180°F for air, gas or water
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dayton |
| Model | 2CZZ1 |
Questions about this item
What coil voltage must I already have to operate this 1/8 in brass valve body?
The valve body is sold without a coil; you need a compatible Dayton coil that matches your supply voltage and fits the 1/8 in port size.
Will the 150 psi pressure rating handle the same air and water lines as my older 1/4 in solenoid?
Yes, this body is rated for 150 psi maximum differential for both air or inert gas and water, matching the pressure limit of many legacy 1/4 in valves.
How can I confirm the .34 Cv flow is correct after installing the coil and piping?
With the coil energised, measure the flow rate across the 1/8 in orifice; a reading consistent with 0.34 Cv at your pressure drop confirms proper operation.
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