Danfoss 032L2201 Valve

The Danfoss 032L2201 EVR25 Solenoid Valve is a normally closed (NC), servo-operated component designed for high-capacity refrigerant control in commercial refrigeration and HVACR systems. Featuring a 1 1/8" ODF solder connection, this valve is engineered for versatility across liquid, suction, and hot gas lines. It serves as the direct replacement for 240RA16T9M and 032F1189; however, technicians must verify voltage and replace the solenoid coil upon installation, as the coil is sold separately.

Constructed with a robust brass body and stainless steel trim, the EVR25 supports a maximum working pressure of 655 psig (45.2 bar) and is compatible with a wide array of refrigerants, including R410A, R404A, R134a, R290, and R1234ze. With a Kv value of 9.8 m³/h (11.3 Cv) and an orifice size of 25 mm, it ensures optimal flow regulation in demanding industrial cooling environments. This servo-piston valve operates efficiently within a medium temperature range of -40°F to 221°F, making it a reliable choice for defrost cycles and heat pump applications.

Key Benefits:

• Broad Compatibility: Supports fluorinated refrigerants and high-pressure systems up to 655 PSI.
• Serviceable Design: Servo-operated piston technology provides precise control for liquid and gas lines.
• Direct Interchange: Simplifies retrofits by replacing legacy 032F1189 and 240RA16T9M units.
• Standard Compliance: UL, EAC, and RoHS approved for industrial and commercial safety standards.
• Installation Ease: Extended solder ends allow for secure brazing without dismantling the internal valve body.

Common Questions:

• Is the coil included with the 032L2201? No, this is a separate valve body. You must select a compatible Danfoss AC or DC coil based on your specific system voltage.
• Can this valve be used in hot gas defrost lines? Yes, the Danfoss EVR25 is rated for media temperatures up to 221°F, making it suitable for hot gas applications.
• What is the minimum pressure drop required? As a servo-operated valve, a minimum opening differential pressure of 2.9 psi (0.2 bar) is typically required for proper operation.

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