ASCO 099257-006-D Coil

The ASCO 099257-006-D Coil is a high-performance electromagnetic component engineered for reliability in demanding industrial and commercial HVACR applications. Specifically designed for 2-way and 3-way solenoid valves, this versatile solenoid valve coil operates at 208Vac Class FT or 240Vac Class FB at 60Hz. Built to meet rigorous electrical standards, the ASCO replacement coil ensures rapid actuation and consistent flow control for fluid power systems. Its robust construction provides excellent thermal resistance and dielectric strength, making it an ideal choice for technicians performing HVAC valve repairs or system upgrades. By utilizing genuine ASCO valve parts, operators ensure seamless compatibility and maintain the architectural integrity of their pressure-rated systems. This genuine OEM component is vital for maintaining peak efficiency in automation and fluid management processes across diverse thermal environments.

• Dual-Voltage Versatility: Optimized for both 208V and 240V AC 60Hz configurations for flexible installation.
• High Thermal Rating: Features Class FT and Class FB insulation ratings to withstand elevated operating temperatures.
• Precision Engineering: Designed by ASCO to ensure exact fitment and immediate response times in solenoid assemblies.
• Industrial Durability: Molded construction protects internal windings from moisture and environmental contaminants.

What is the difference between Class FT and Class FB on this coil?
These classifications refer to the insulation's ability to handle specific temperature rises. Class FT is rated for 208V applications, while Class FB provides the necessary thermal protection for 240V steady-state operations.

Can I use this coil with 50Hz power systems?
This specific model is engineered for 60Hz cycles. Using it on a 50Hz system may lead to overheating or insufficient magnetic force; always match the frequency to your local power supply.

How do I identify if my ASCO valve needs a new 099257-006-D coil?
Common symptoms of coil failure include an audible hum, a hot-to-the-touch surface without valve actuation, or a lack of continuity when tested with a multimeter.

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