Parker C111Q3 Coil

The Parker C111Q3 is a high-performance Skinner Chart 7 replacement solenoid coil engineered for heavy-duty industrial fluid control. Operating at 240VAC 60Hz (or 220VAC 50Hz), this 10W solenoid coil provides the necessary magnetic flux to drive Parker 7000 Series pressure vessels. Built with a Class F insulation rating, it is designed for continuous duty cycles in high-temperature environments without risk of thermal degradation. The assembly features a 1/2" NPT conduit connection with 18-inch flying leads, ensuring a secure and straightforward installation for field technicians. With its NEMA 4X enclosure rating, this coil offers superior protection against corrosion and water ingress, making it an ideal choice for process control and pneumatic systems in harsh environments. This Parker Hannifin C111Q3 coil ensures precise valve actuation and long-term reliability for professional HVACR and industrial contractors.

• Continuous Duty Rating: Engineered with Class F insulation to withstand sustained electrical loads and high ambient temperatures.
• Environmental Protection: The NEMA 4X rated housing provides excellent resistance to corrosion, dust, and moisture.
• Standardized Fit: Specifically tailored for Parker Skinner Chart 7 valve bodies, ensuring exact compatibility and mechanical alignment.
• Robust Connectivity: Features a 1/2 inch NPT conduit opening and 18-inch leads for versatile wiring configurations.
• Reliable Performance: Maintains consistent holding current to prevent valve chattering or premature coil burnout.

Is the C111Q3 compatible with DC voltage systems?
No, this specific model is designed for 240VAC 60Hz or 220VAC 50Hz alternating current. Using DC voltage will cause the coil to fail or lack the necessary force to actuate the plunger.

Can I use this coil on any Parker valve?
This coil is designed for Parker Chart 7 compatible pressure vessels, typically found in the Skinner 7000 Series. Always verify the chart number on your existing valve body before replacement.

What does Class F insulation signify for my application?
It indicates that the internal windings are rated to handle temperatures up to 155°C (311°F), which is critical for solenoid coil longevity in high-demand industrial cycles.

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