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Red Hat 8210G087 Solenoid Valve 2-Way Normally Closed 1/2 in Pipe
Controls air or inert gas flow with a normally closed, stainless-steel body rated to 150 psi and 110/120 V AC operation
- TypeOther
- High flow capacity with a Cv of 4
- Durable stainless steel body resists corrosion
- Watertight coil enclosure protects electrical components
- NBR seals suit air and inert gas up to 150 psi
- Operates on 110V AC or 120V AC supply
ASCO 8210G087 Solenoid Valve
The ASCO 8210G087 is a 2-way, normally closed solenoid valve designed for controlling air or inert gas flow in industrial and commercial piping systems. It suits maintenance engineers and system integrators who need reliable on-off control for 1/2 inch pipe connections.
Watertight coil and stainless steel body
The valve features a watertight coil enclosure and a stainless steel body with NBR seals, built to handle an operating pressure differential up to 150 psi for air and inert gas. It operates on 110V AC or 120V AC supply voltage for standard electrical integration.
High flow 5/8 inch orifice with 4 Cv
A 5/8 inch orifice and a coefficient of volume of 4 provide high flow capacity through the 1/2 inch nominal pipe size, reducing the need for larger valve bodies in space-constrained manifolds. The normally closed configuration ensures fail-safe shutoff when power is removed.
Highlights
- High flow capacity with a Cv of 4
- Durable stainless steel body resists corrosion
- Watertight coil enclosure protects electrical components
- NBR seals suit air and inert gas up to 150 psi
- Operates on 110V AC or 120V AC supply
Specifications
| Brand | ASCO |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 1/2 in pipe solenoid valve and what step is often missed?
Connect the 1/2 in pipe threads using suitable sealant, orient the valve so flow follows the arrow on the body, and wire the coil to a 110V AC or 120V AC supply; the step often missed is confirming the inlet pressure does not exceed 150 psi for air or inert gas.
What maintenance or replacement will the NBR-sealed valve need over time?
The NBR seals and the coil are the wear items; plan to inspect the seals for swelling or cracking annually and replace the seal kit or the complete valve if leakage appears, especially after prolonged exposure to air or inert gas at up to 150 psi.
What limit appears first during continuous duty on the 8210G087?
The coil enclosure is rated watertight, but sustained energising at 110V AC or 120V AC causes coil temperature to rise; the thermal limit of the coil insulation is the first constraint under continuous operation, so provide adequate ventilation or duty-cycle the valve.
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