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Red Hat 8215G033 2-Way Solenoid Valve 3/4 in 110V/120V AC 125 psi
A normally-open 2-way solenoid valve with a 3/4 in orifice and 4.6 Cv, rated for 125 psi air or inert gas at 110/120 V AC in an explosion-proof, watertight coil
- TypeOther
- Normally open design allows flow when de-energised
- High-flow 3/4 in orifice with 4.6 Cv rating
- Explosion-proof watertight coil enclosure for hazardous areas
- Aluminium body rated for 125 psi air and inert gas
- Dual-voltage 110/120 V AC coil simplifies installation
What this valve does
The ASCO EF8215G033 is a 2-way, normally-open solenoid valve with a 3/4 in nominal pipe size and a 3/4 in orifice. Its aluminum body carries a Cv of 4.6 and uses NBR seals. The coil enclosure is rated explosion-proof and watertight for 110V AC or 120V AC supply.
Who it suits and who it does not
This valve suits lines carrying air or inert gas up to 125 psi differential pressure where a normally-open, high-flow configuration is required. It is not for fuel gas or fuel oil service, and it does not suit systems needing a normally-closed start position or a different pipe size.
What the enclosure rating changes
The explosion-proof, watertight coil enclosure lets the valve operate in hazardous or wet locations without additional protective housings. That rating removes the need for separate NEMA-rated boxes in many installations, reducing mounting complexity and potential leak paths.
Highlights
- Normally open design allows flow when de-energised
- High-flow 3/4 in orifice with 4.6 Cv rating
- Explosion-proof watertight coil enclosure for hazardous areas
- Aluminium body rated for 125 psi air and inert gas
- Dual-voltage 110/120 V AC coil simplifies installation
Specifications
| Brand | REDHAT |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
What pipe size and thread type must already be in place for the 3/4 in valve to connect?
The valve uses a 3/4 in nominal pipe size with a 3/4 in orifice, so the existing piping must match that diameter and thread standard for a direct fit.
Will the 125 psi pressure rating work with my current compressed-air lines?
The maximum operating pressure differential for air and inert gas is 125 psi, so it will operate safely as long as your system pressure stays at or below that limit.
How can I confirm the coil is energised correctly at 110V or 120V AC after installation?
Apply the rated AC voltage and verify the normally open valve closes; the explosion-proof, watertight coil enclosure allows visual inspection of the indicator or audible click when actuated.
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