Parker Hannifin N dimensions Solenoid Characteristics Chart, Continuous Duty Pilots

Catalog 0600P-10/USA	“N” Series Valves
Technical Information	Solenoid Characteristics

Solenoid Characteristics Chart

Voltage Range +10/-15% of Nominal

3/8" & 3/4" Basic – L-Pilot

Voltage/	Amps	Amps	Resistance		Insulation
Cycles	Inrush	Holding	Ohms	Watts	Class
120/60VAC	.29	.18	122	12	B
110/50VAC	.21	.14	122	12	B
240/60VAC	.18	.12	610	12	B
24/60VAC	1.6	1.0	4.5	9.5	B
24/50VAC	1.2	.75	6.4	9.5	B
6VDC	–	1.4	4.5	7.6	B
12VDC	–	.66	17.7	9	B
24VDC	–	.32	71	9	B
48VDC	–	.22	216	11	B

Continuous Duty Pilots

Continuous duty pilots are designed for applications where cycling is infrequent and the pilot is to be energized for indefinite periods of time . . . hours, days or weeks. Typical uses include fail-safe or emergency shutdown circuits where the pilot is to be energized and the valve open as long as the main control is “live” in order to shut off air to equipment in the event of power failure.

The Continuous duty pilot operates satisfactorily in ambient temperatures up to 125°F, even when continuously energized and without the benefit of the cooling air which normally flows through the pilot during frequent cycling. Under certain conditions, satisfactory operation may be obtained at ambient temperatures above 125°F. CONSULT FACTORY.

Incorporating the performance-proven design features of the standard

1-1/4" Basic – P-Pilot

Voltage/	Amps	Amps	Resistance		Insulation
Cycles	Inrush	Holding	Ohms	Watts	Class
120/60VAC	.46	.25	35	18.5	B
110/50VAC	.36	.19	48	12	B
230/60VAC	.26	.15	125	19.5	B
220/50VAC	.20	.11	191	15	B
24/60VAC	2.3	1.4	1.3	20	B
24/50VAC	1.6	.9	2.1	12	B
12VDC	–	.7	17	8	B
24VDC	–	.33	68	8	B
48VDC	–	.16	275	7.5	B

NOTE:Continuous duty type service is for applications where pilot valve is energized more than ten (10) minutes.

L-Pilot, the continuous duty pilot utilizes a bullet-shaped stem on the upper end of the plunger.

This bullet-shaped stem, seating in a high-temperature rubber o-ring, provides both a bubble-tight seal and

positive release.

Continuous Duty

Pilot

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Hazardous Duty Solenoid Listing

Valves with solenoid operators designed for hazardous locations are UL & CSA Approved as follows:

National Electric		NEMA
Code	Ambient Conditions	Classification
Class I Div. 1	Ethyl, Ether, Etc. Gases &	VII (7)
Group C	Vapors
Class I Div. 1	Gasoline, Etc. Gases & Vapors	VII (7)
Group D
Class I Div. 2	Butadiene, Etc., Liquid, Fluid
	or Vapor Normally Contained,	VII (7)
Group B
	or Atmosphere Ventilated
Class II Div. 1	Metal Dust	IX (9)
Group E
Class II Div. 1	Coal, Coke, Carbon Black	IX (9)
Group F	Dust
Class II Div. 1	Flour, Starch, Grain Dust	IX (9)
Group G

See Article 500 – Hazardous (Classified) Locations, National Electric Code.

M11Parker Hannifin Corporation

Pneumatic Division

Richland, Michigan

www.parker.com/pneumatics