Granzow W Series 3/8 in. High Flow Normally-Closed Brass General Purpose Two-Way Solenoid Valve w/ Viton Seal - 24 Volt DC

This general purpose 2 way, internally piloted, normally closed solenoid valve is used with applications that require high flow rates. All Granzow solenoid valves are produced in an ISO 9001:2015 certified facility and are 100% tested before shipping.

Note: This solenoid valve has voltage/current of 24 V DC. Please contact us for additional valve configurations, sizes and voltages not listed.

Features

• 24 Volt DC
• Viton seal
• High flow rates
• 100% tested before shipping
• Used in a wide range of applications

Specifications

• Pipe Size: 3/8 in. NPT
• Orifice Size: 1/2 in.
• Flow Factor: 4.10 Cv
• Power: 8 watts
• Minimum Operating Pressure: 3 psi
• Maximum Operating Pressure: 232 psi
• Voltage/Current: 24 V DC
• Electrical Connection Rating: NEMA 4
• Electrical Connector: Cable Grip DIN
• Body: Brass
• Armature Tube: Stainless Steel 300
• Fixed Core: Stainless Steel 400
• Plunger: Stainless Steel 400
• Spring: Stainless Steel 300
• Shading Ring: Copper
• Orifice: Brass
• Sealing Material: Viton (FKM)
• Seal Operating Temperature: 14-280°F
• Medium Examples: Air, Inert gas, Water

Applications

• Water Treatment and Filtration: Series W solenoid valves are very popular for emergency shutoff and inlet feed valves on water treatment applications - Considering the high flow rates and ability to have adjustable closing speeds, these features ensure a high performance valve which will have a very high degree of reliability versus competitive offerings
• Boilers and Water Heaters: Manufacturers of boilers and water heaters frequently utilize Granzow Series W valves for inlet feed or low pressure steam control
• Aquatics: Highly preferred solenoid valves for fountains, splash pads, commercial swimming pools and waterpark attractions due to the balance between performance and pricing
• Low Pressure Steam: Low pressure steam applications require the use of sealing materials which can handle up to approximately 30 psi of steam (or head pressure)