Festo
Festo JMVH-5-1/4-B Solenoid Valve 19136 32mm electrician tool
A 32 mm wide JMVH-5-1/4-B solenoid valve for pneumatic test equipment, supplied in a single box
- TypeTest Equipment
- Color/FinishRed
- Item Count1 pack
- Selling UnitBox
- Parts3 Years
- Labor1 Year
- Precise 32 mm width fits tight panels
- Part 19136 ensures exact ordering match
- Festo quality delivers reliable pneumatic control
- Test-equipment design supports accurate system diagnostics
- One-box pack simplifies inventory and handling
Solenoid Valve Specifications
The Festo JMVH-5-1/4-B is a 32mm wide solenoid valve identified by part number 19136. It is supplied as a single unit in a box with a red finish. This component functions as test equipment for pneumatic system diagnostics.
Target Users
This valve suits technicians who need a direct-acting solenoid for pneumatic testing and control tasks. It is not intended for installers who require a manifold assembly or a valve with integrated feedback sensors. Buyers needing a different port size or voltage should select an alternative model.
Critical Dimension
The 32mm body width determines whether this valve fits the available mounting space on your test rig or control panel. Verify this measurement against your installation drawings before ordering to ensure proper alignment and clearance.
Highlights
- Precise 32 mm width fits tight panels
- Part 19136 ensures exact ordering match
- Festo quality delivers reliable pneumatic control
- Test-equipment design supports accurate system diagnostics
- One-box pack simplifies inventory and handling
Specifications
| Brand | Festo |
|---|---|
| Model | JMVH-5-1/4-B |
| Type | Test Equipment |
| Color/Finish | Red |
| Item Count | 1 pack |
| Selling Unit | Box |
| Parts | 3 Years |
| Labor | 1 Year |
Questions about this item
What width clearance does the 32 mm valve body need for mounting?
The valve body measures 32 mm wide, so allow at least that much clearance plus space for the G 1/4 ports and wiring.
How is the JMVH-5-1/4-B solenoid valve installed, and what step is often missed?
Mount the valve, connect the G 1/4 pneumatic ports, then wire the coil to the specified voltage; the step often missed is verifying the coil voltage before powering up.
What maintenance or replacement should be planned for this solenoid valve?
Plan to inspect seals and replace the coil if actuation becomes unreliable; the manufacturer lists a three-year parts period and one-year labor period.
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