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Overall dimensions and technical information are provided solely for informative purposes and may be modified without notice Direct operated solenoid valves Series 300 1 Air distribution 1 | 191 Technical characteristics Pneumatic Electrical Working pressure Orifice size Maximum fluid temperature Maximum ambient temperature Maximum flow rate at 6 bar with ∆p 1 bar Cycles/minute Fluids Lubrication Life Power consumption holding - D.C Power consumption holding - A.C Operating voltage tolerance Response time opening * Response time closing * Insulation of the copper wire Insulation of the coil Connector protection Cable protection 0 - 10 bar 1,3 mm (0,9 mm for 2 W) 50°C 50°C 53 Nl/min (20NI/min. for 2 W) 700 Air-vacuum-inert gases non required 45 to 50 million cycles 5 W (2.5 W) low consumption 9 VA (6 VA) low consumption ±10% 8 ms 6 ms H F IP 65 DIN 43650 INDUSTRIAL FORM (*) "Shifting time of pneumatic directional control valves or moving parts, logic devices were measured in accordance to ISO 12238:2001, Pneumatic fluid power - Directional control valves - Measurement of shifting time" Maintenance and replacement parts Maintenance practices for these valves are similar to those already detailed for other products- replacement of the plunger or poppet is not advisable since the new replacement would not provide the best fit with the rest of the already used valve. Special care should be taken that no dirt is accumulated between the working surface of fixed core and the plunger which would result in vibrations and overheating of the solenoid. In the case of microsolenoid it must be assured that the alternate current coil is not charged when the machanical part is not mounted to avoid destruction of the coil. The electrical connections have to be perfect, especially where low currents are used (12-24V). Oxidation of contacts between the connector and the coil can lead to intermittent malfunctions which are difficult to trace. Oxidation of contacts due to humidity or corrosive atmosphere are one of the most common causes of false alarms. Clean the contacts with appropriate spray.

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