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Dayton 3A439 solenoid valve coil 24V 50/60Hz 17W compact black unit with spade terminals

Dayton

Dayton 3A439 Solenoid Valve Coil 24V 50/60 Hz 17W

SKU CH-JBGW-7V7J6

24 V AC solenoid valve coil rated 17 W at 50/60 Hz with Class F insulation, spade terminals and NEMA 1 enclosure

  • TypeDrain Components
  • 24 V AC operation suits standard control circuits
  • 17 W power draw keeps energy use low
  • Class F insulation handles elevated temperatures
  • Spade terminals allow quick wiring
  • UL listed for verified safety compliance

Product identity

The Dayton 3A439 solenoid valve coil is a 24V AC replacement coil rated for 50/60 Hz operation and 17 W power draw. It suits maintenance technicians and facility engineers who need a direct-fit coil for compatible Dayton valve bodies in general-purpose fluid-control systems.

Enclosure and terminals

The coil ships with a NEMA 1 general-purpose enclosure already fitted and uses spade terminals for wiring, so installers do not need to source a separate junction box or conduit fitting. Class F insulation supports continuous duty at the rated voltage and frequency.

Fitment checks

Verify that the valve body accepts a coil with a 1 5/16 in inner hole diameter and 1 1/4 in inner hole height before ordering. Confirm the control circuit supplies 24 V AC at 50 or 60 Hz and can deliver 17 W, and ensure the NEMA 1 rating matches the installation environment.

Highlights

  • 24 V AC operation suits standard control circuits
  • 17 W power draw keeps energy use low
  • Class F insulation handles elevated temperatures
  • Spade terminals allow quick wiring
  • UL listed for verified safety compliance

Specifications

TypeDrain Components
BrandDayton
Model3A439

Questions about this item

How often should the 17 W coil be inspected or replaced in continuous duty?

Inspect the coil annually for signs of overheating, cracked insulation or terminal corrosion; replace it if the insulation has darkened or the spade terminals show pitting.

What limits continuous operation of the 24 V 50/60 Hz coil first?

The Class F insulation rating sets the thermal limit; sustained 17 W dissipation in the NEMA 1 enclosure will reach that limit before voltage or frequency drift becomes an issue.

How much heat and noise does the 17 W coil produce when powered all day?

The coil runs silently with no moving parts; surface temperature rises steadily until the 17 W loss balances convection cooling inside the general-purpose enclosure.

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