ASCO 8210G30 Solenoid Valve

The ASCO 8210G30 Solenoid Valve is a high-performance 2-way normally open solenoid valve designed for precision fluid control in demanding industrial environments. Featuring a rugged stainless steel body and a 1/2-inch NPT connection, this pilot operated solenoid valve is engineered to handle air, inert gas, water, and light oil with a high flow capacity of 3 Cv. It operates on a standard 120Vac power supply and is equipped with a Nema 4X enclosure, providing superior protection against corrosion and water ingress in washdown or outdoor settings. Utilizing durable NBR seals, the 8210G30 maintains reliable bubble-tight shutoff even under pressure differentials ranging from 0 to 150 PSI for air/water and up to 100 PSI for light oil. This ASCO RedHat II solenoid is an ideal solution for car wash systems, laundry equipment, and general service applications requiring long-lasting material integrity and consistent normally open performance.

• Corrosion-Resistant Construction: The 304 stainless steel body ensures longevity when handling corrosive media or operating in harsh environments.
• High Flow Efficiency: A generous 3 Cv flow factor allows for rapid system response and high-volume fluid transfer.
• Reliable Sealing: Integrated NBR (Nitrile) seals offer excellent compatibility with water and light oils, reducing the risk of internal leakage.
• Environmentally Protected: The Nema 4X watertight enclosure safeguards electrical components from moisture and dust, ensuring stable operation.

What is the difference between normally open and normally closed?
A normally open solenoid valve like the 8210G30 remains open when de-energized, allowing fluid to flow. It only closes when electrical power is applied to the coil.

Can this valve be mounted in any orientation?
While ASCO 8210 series valves are designed for flexible mounting, it is recommended to install them with the solenoid vertical and upright to prevent sediment buildup in the core tube.

Does this valve require a minimum pressure to operate?
Yes, as a pilot operated valve, it typically requires a minimum pressure differential (usually 5 PSI) to lift the diaphragm and function correctly.

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