UPC 853996003308

• High Quality
• 3/4" Brass direct acting with VITON gasket.
• ISO/OEM/ODM/CE
• 1 year warranty. Contact service@ussolid.com
• Versatile, small, responsive, light and durable.

U. S. Solid Normally Closed Electric Solenoid Valve;

3/4"ports, brass body, Viton seal, 110 volt AC, for air, water, or oil

U. S. Solid normally closed (N/C) electric solenoid valve is constructed with a durable brass body, two-way inlet and outlet ports with three-quarter inch (3/4") female threaded (NPT) connections, and heat and oil resistant Viton gasket.

The coil uses alternating current and energizes at 110 volts AC; voltage range + or - 10%. 18 Watt power rating.

Semi-direct lift valve operates from 0 PSI to a maximum pressure of 145 PSI (0 MPa to 1.0 MPa). Operational pressure range for water: 0 to 101 PSI; for oil: 0 to 72 PSI; for air or gases: 0 to 101 PSI.

3/4" (20 mm) flow aperture permits a unidirectional flow capacity of 7.6 gallons per minute (GPM) of water at 60oFwith a pressure drop of 1 PSI (7.6 Cv).

Operational temperature range is 14 to 248 degrees Fahrenheit; -10 to +120 degrees Celsius. Suitable for outdoor use; not for use underwater.

Suitable for use with hot or cold water, gases, air, very low viscosity fluids (< 20 cst), oils and hydrocarbons, e.g., gasoline, kerosene, or diesel fuel. Valve is not intended to be energized continuously for more than 8 hours. This can lead to burnout of the coil, and malfunctioning of the valve. In cases where this is necessary, it is recommended user install a computer fan to keep valve cool.

Customers chose this general purpose valve for: do-it-yourself projects, moderate temperature applications, harsh chemicals, flow control for irrigation systems, reverse osmosis systems or to control flow of propane gas. This solenoid valve serves as an excellent propane regulator.

Manufactured in China. Model: USS2-00007. Quality assurance and/or conformity managed in accordance with standards:

ISO 9001:2000; GB/T 19001:2000; European EN61000-6-1:2001 and EN61000-6-3:2001.